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Default when would you use "new workbook"

was having a discussion today with a couple of people about the options for
storing a macro when you record it - the personal macro workbook & this
workbook made sense to us, but we were stumped for a realistic example of
when you would store a macro in a "new workbook" ... has anyone done this?
if so, what was the rationale behind this choice?

thanks
JulieD


 
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