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Larry,
Store the file centrally. Then in each of the user's files, create either a form button or a toolbar button, and assign it to the macro in the file stored centrally. (make sure the central file is open. makes assigning the macro easier.) HTH's. Russ. -----Original Message----- I have a spreadsheet that the user will need to run a macro against to update it with current data. The user will save and reuse the same spreadsheet each time, running the macro whenever they need an update. I want to make sure the user always gets the most recent version of the update code. I was thinking of putting the code that updates the spreadsheet in second, centrally stored, spreadsheet that is called by the first. Does anyone have suggestions on how I can have just a "stub" in the user's spreadsheet that calls the real code that is stored separately? . |
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