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How do you make a macro reside in Excel and not in a file?
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You don't <g.
If you are asking how you get a macro to apply to all workbooks and not just a particular workbook, you put the macro in a workbook in the XLSTART folder. It will open automatically when you start Excel. Most people use the Personal Macro Workbook for this purpose, which is a hidden workbook called "personal.xls" in the XLSTART folder. -- Vasant "Mark" wrote in message ... How do you make a macro reside in Excel and not in a file? |
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