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VBA code in EXCEL
Put it in an add-in or in your Personal Macro Workbook.
-- Vasant "Kanan" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a bunch of VBA code (checks login and sets some values in the pivotchart) that I need to make it common so that it can be called from any workbooks. Currently I have this code in auto_open macro. Can anybody tell me how to do this? thanks Kanan |
VBA code in EXCEL
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Is the Add-In method better than the personal macro book if my workbook is going to be used by many end users Which is the best and easiest method in a multiuser environment thank kanan |
VBA code in EXCEL
If other people are going to be using your workbook then yes, an add-in
would be the better solution. -- Vasant "Kanan" wrote in message ... Hi, Is the Add-In method better than the personal macro book if my workbook is going to be used by many end users? Which is the best and easiest method in a multiuser environment? thanks kanan |
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