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Is there any way to keep Excel template VBA code (workbook, forms, modules and classes) in just one location? Like a MS Word .dot template? So that when the user creates a .xls from the .xlt the functionality is available, but the code is not actually located in the newly created .xls. TIA, Bill |
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Yes, set it all up in a new file, and save that file as a template named
Book.xlt in the XLStart directory. -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove xxx from email address if mailing direct) "bill" wrote in message oups.com... All, Is there any way to keep Excel template VBA code (workbook, forms, modules and classes) in just one location? Like a MS Word .dot template? So that when the user creates a .xls from the .xlt the functionality is available, but the code is not actually located in the newly created .xls. TIA, Bill |
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Yea, but when I create the new .xls from the .xlt all of the VBA code
is included in the new .xls file. Bill |
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So, just don't put any VBA in the template!
-- HTH Bob Phillips (remove xxx from email address if mailing direct) "bill" wrote in message oups.com... Yea, but when I create the new .xls from the .xlt all of the VBA code is included in the new .xls file. Bill |
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