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I have a number of bespoke functions stored in personal.xls that I use
regularly. Whenever I send a spreadsheet to a third party I have to look/remember whether any of these are in use. If they are I copy them to a workbook module & change the reference in the formula from personal.xls to the workbook. Is there a way to tell Excel to look for non standard functions and automatically put them in the workbook so the spreadshhet can work on any machine? |
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No there isn't any built in option. You would have to write code to do it.
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/vbe.htm will give you some information on programming the VBE. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Lorne wrote in message ... I have a number of bespoke functions stored in personal.xls that I use regularly. Whenever I send a spreadsheet to a third party I have to look/remember whether any of these are in use. If they are I copy them to a workbook module & change the reference in the formula from personal.xls to the workbook. Is there a way to tell Excel to look for non standard functions and automatically put them in the workbook so the spreadshhet can work on any machine? |
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