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I have an assortment of general purpose functions in my Personal.xls vba
module, and I want to use them in worksheets without having to use a file reference to the Personal.xls sheet. For instance, I want a cell containing: "=CountVisible(RangeName)" to execute the CountVisible() function in my Personal.xls vba module. As it is now, I have to precede the function with a file reference such as: "=Personal.xls!CountVisible(RangeName). Is it possible to do this without creating an .xla for the functions? If I do use an add-in won't that complicate making changes to the code? I understand that another option is to create a reference to the vba module that contains the functions, but where would the reference go? I don't think I can add a reference in the Personal.xls module to itself, and my default workbooks do not have modules. I feel like I am missing something. Thanks in advance to anyone who can put me off in the right direction. TK |
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