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Default A Macro to change macros? VBA problem

Hi,

My problem is this: I have made a number of macros that manipulat
data within a workbook, but at the end of the year, this workbook wil
change such that the macros will also need to be changed. Since I a
leaving before this happens, I need to create a macro that wil
automatically change all the other macros to suit the new workbook.

Can this be done? I have tried using the standard Macro Recordin
feature, but that doesn't appear to have the power. I presume this i
a problem that can only be solved using VBA, if solved at all!

Any help most gratefully received!!!

Many thanks,

Wil

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