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I created a macro that was to sort through records and give two different
formats depending on what was located in column C. When I tried to export the macro as an xla file so others can use it as an independant macro, it didn't work as I intended it to. I had to first enable the macro, and afterwards it looked for the file that I had created the macro on. When I took the file out of the directory, it gave an error message saying that it couldn't find the file. How do I configure the macro so that it doesn't try to look for that file? |
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