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Before going on vacation, I moved an Excel workbook and Custom.xls (where the
macros it needs) to our group's server; I wanted to keep the data and the macro source code in one place, for ease of maintenance. I found that by placing a shortcut to the server-based Custom.xls in the local machines XLSTART folder, the macros would be available to the local machine even though they resided in a central location. After much testing (including from a reboot), I was entirely satisfied that everything worked. Today, opening the workbook generated a message that Custom.xls was read-only or encrypted, and the macros would not run. How could this work perfectly in testing and not at all a week later? I guess a more useful question is: what is the proper way to centralise VBA code? (I would like to be able to protect it from tampering, as well, if possible.) Thanks! |
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