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Hello,

I have a number of check boxes on worksheets. As I add more and mor
copies of that worksheet I am mindful of the fact that the underlyin
code for those check boxes is also copied and this will be increain
the size of my file.

Should I have that code in a module and simply call it from each sheet
I've tried to do this, but I can't get it to work! How do you use cod
that is held in a module?

Hope that makes sense.

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I've worked this out now. Needed to use Public Sub and ActiveSheet to
get it to work.

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