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Angus Comber[_2_]

Easiest way to add functionality to ALL Excel spreadsheets
 
Hello

In Word I can create a template which contains a macro and save this file in
the Word Startup directory so that the macro functionality is available to
all Word documents.

What options do I have for doing the same thing in Excel?

Angus Comber





drabbacs

Easiest way to add functionality to ALL Excel spreadsheets
 
Look here
http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/getstarted.htm


-----Original Message-----
Hello

In Word I can create a template which contains a macro

and save this file in
the Word Startup directory so that the macro

functionality is available to
all Word documents.

What options do I have for doing the same thing in Excel?

Angus Comber




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Paul B[_7_]

Easiest way to add functionality to ALL Excel spreadsheets
 
Angus, save the macro to your personal.xls file, it will be available to all
workbooks then.

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"Angus Comber" wrote in message
...
Hello

In Word I can create a template which contains a macro and save this file

in
the Word Startup directory so that the macro functionality is available to
all Word documents.

What options do I have for doing the same thing in Excel?

Angus Comber







Nick Hodge

Easiest way to add functionality to ALL Excel spreadsheets
 
Angus

Create a hidden file called personal.xls in your xlStart folder and put the
code in here

--
HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
HIS



Angus Comber wrote:
Hello

In Word I can create a template which contains a macro and save this
file in the Word Startup directory so that the macro functionality is
available to all Word documents.

What options do I have for doing the same thing in Excel?

Angus Comber




Angus Comber[_2_]

Easiest way to add functionality to ALL Excel spreadsheets
 
I want to deploy this as part of a software package.

I have looked at Add-in and wondered if this was the way to go?

I am not sure the personal.xls route would be the easiest to deploy as a
package.

Anyone any comments?

Angus


"Nick Hodge" wrote in message
...
Angus

Create a hidden file called personal.xls in your xlStart folder and put

the
code in here

--
HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
HIS



Angus Comber wrote:
Hello

In Word I can create a template which contains a macro and save this
file in the Word Startup directory so that the macro functionality is
available to all Word documents.

What options do I have for doing the same thing in Excel?

Angus Comber






Gord Dibben

Easiest way to add functionality to ALL Excel spreadsheets
 
Angus

My preference is an Add-in.

Easiest to use and does not interfere with users' existing Personal.xls.

Also Functions can be called directly without prefacing with the workbook
name.

i.e. =MyFunction(a1) as opposed to =Personal.xls!MyFunction(a1)

Gord Dibben Excel MVP

On Thu, 18 Dec 2003 22:24:50 -0000, "Angus Comber"
wrote:

I want to deploy this as part of a software package.

I have looked at Add-in and wondered if this was the way to go?

I am not sure the personal.xls route would be the easiest to deploy as a
package.

Anyone any comments?

Angus


"Nick Hodge" wrote in message
...
Angus

Create a hidden file called personal.xls in your xlStart folder and put

the
code in here

--
HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
HIS



Angus Comber wrote:
Hello

In Word I can create a template which contains a macro and save this
file in the Word Startup directory so that the macro functionality is
available to all Word documents.

What options do I have for doing the same thing in Excel?

Angus Comber







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