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Sharing personal macros and buttons that accompany the macro
I have created macros that I wish to share with my co-workers. Also, I have
created custom buttons to accompany those macros. I have been researching how to share these buttons and macros, but to no success. Is there any way I can share custom buttons and macros? I found an export module option in Visual Basic, but am a little hesitant to try importing anything on another persons computer without knowing it will work. Thanks for any help! |
Sharing personal macros and buttons that accompany the macro
A simple way is to copy the macro into word and then send the word fil to your co-workers. They can then copy the code into Excel -- goobe ----------------------------------------------------------------------- goober's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=1983 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?threadid=48597 |
Sharing personal macros and buttons that accompany the macro
Thanks for that tip, I didn't think about that.
What about the custom buttons that I have made for the macros? Is there an easy way to send those too? "goober" wrote: A simple way is to copy the macro into word and then send the word file to your co-workers. They can then copy the code into Excel. -- goober ------------------------------------------------------------------------ goober's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=19838 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=485972 |
Sharing personal macros and buttons that accompany the macro
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JDub wrote: I have created macros that I wish to share with my co-workers. Also, I have created custom buttons to accompany those macros. I have been researching how to share these buttons and macros, but to no success. Is there any way I can share custom buttons and macros? I found an export module option in Visual Basic, but am a little hesitant to try importing anything on another persons computer without knowing it will work. Thanks for any help! -- Dave Peterson |
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