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I have a file that on my machine I need it to do things in VBA with other
add-ins. To use those add-ins in Excel, you must create a reference to the ..XLA and then there is VBA code to take advantage of the add-in. I would like to send this file as a whole to do someone else and not have library reference errors. There is VBA code with references to this library spread throughout the various modules. So when a user without this one library tries to open the file, the VB tries to compile and cannot correctly do so and therefore renders all the VBA code useless. Is there a way to get the file to open with regard to these library problems? And let the rest of the VBA needs get used? |
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