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I am using Excel 97.
I have a chunk of code which I need to import into the 'ThisWorkbook' module of a workbook. It cannot be in an 'addin' as the workbook is sent out on email and this would mean sending the xla file with the workbook, this would cause a lot of confusion to recipients who are unfamiliar with EXCEL. When I try to import it, it places it in a 'Class module' and not the 'ThisWorkbook' part. Can anyone assist, please? Thanks Mark |
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