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I have 3 seperate reports that all act similarly (tracks the same data for
different departments). I'd like to record one set of macros assigned to one userform but available in all 3 reports. What's the easiest way to do with without saving the userform and macros in each file? I don't want 3 userforms popping up if they open all three files. |
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Put you code and userform in an Addin and then create a reference from each
workbook to the addin. This will insure the Addin is loaded when any of the workbooks are open. Then you would need to add code in the addin to have the userform behave as you desire. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "StephanieH" wrote in message ... I have 3 seperate reports that all act similarly (tracks the same data for different departments). I'd like to record one set of macros assigned to one userform but available in all 3 reports. What's the easiest way to do with without saving the userform and macros in each file? I don't want 3 userforms popping up if they open all three files. |
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Works wonderfully. Looks like I've found a new toy ; - )
Thanks Tom "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: Put you code and userform in an Addin and then create a reference from each workbook to the addin. This will insure the Addin is loaded when any of the workbooks are open. Then you would need to add code in the addin to have the userform behave as you desire. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "StephanieH" wrote in message ... I have 3 seperate reports that all act similarly (tracks the same data for different departments). I'd like to record one set of macros assigned to one userform but available in all 3 reports. What's the easiest way to do with without saving the userform and macros in each file? I don't want 3 userforms popping up if they open all three files. |
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