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Default Automatically including the Form and Code in all the user file


Greetings !

I have one workbook where I have created an USERFORM and 2
macros(modules). (for better understanding I would call this
PROG.XLS)

I want to use this USERFORM and the macro in multiple(different) excel
work books which contains data and which I receive from my client. (for
better understanding I would call this DATA.XLS)

I want to paste(?) the USERFORM and Macros from PROG.XLS to DATA.XLS
automatically (using VBA) so that I can start using DATA.XLS.

I am new to VBA and I would request you to take this into consideration
while providing help.

Also I would like to know if I save PROG.XLS as XLA file would the
USERFORM also be available for all the workbooks

Thanks in advance


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