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Default Advice needed: "Portable" macros?


So on roughly a weekly basis a couple employees create an export of some
data to a new excel spreadsheet. I then have some macros that they need
to run against this new spreadsheet every week.

What would be the best way to give them access to these macros since
the spreadsheets theyre creating from these exports obvisouly wont have
them? Oh yea.. and these employees arent the most "technically
inclined", so the easier the better.

Ive been pondering this for half the day now and I know it cant be that
difficult of a thing to do....

Thanks!


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