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You can certainly write a macro that opens a workbook (read only) on a
universally accessible server and then uses the Run method to execute a macro in it. -- Jim "Fanatik" wrote in message ... | Hi | | I'm new to VBA, but learning fast with the help of the newsgroup. | | The problem I have is that as my knowledge gets better, the macros I have | written are improved, however it is not practical to install the improved | macros on to all users' machines due to them being located all over the | country and their limited understanding of Excel preventing them importing | them. | | So I was wondering if someone could tell me whether it is possible (and if | it is how) to enable it so that when users run a macro, instead of running | the macro installed it goes to a specified shared directory and runs the VB | file contained within it. That way any improvements I make will be available | to all users. | | Many thanks in advance |
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