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How to write a macro to fix another macro
I just noticed there is a problem with one macro I wrote that has been
put into more than 70 similar but different files. Instead of going into each file to edit the macro, is there a way to create a macro and go into each file to fix that problemlic macro? I can loop through a list to repeat same actions for these 70 or so files, but couldn't figure out a way to use macro to change another macro. Help please. Thanks. |
How to write a macro to fix another macro
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http://www.cpearson.com/excel/vbe.htm HTH. "whatever" wrote: I just noticed there is a problem with one macro I wrote that has been put into more than 70 similar but different files. Instead of going into each file to edit the macro, is there a way to create a macro and go into each file to fix that problemlic macro? I can loop through a list to repeat same actions for these 70 or so files, but couldn't figure out a way to use macro to change another macro. Help please. Thanks. |
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