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Default Saving Macro - need help

I had a macro sent to me to use in EXCEL.

It was saved to a specific worksheet, say "sheet 1".

I want to move or copy it to the PERSONAL.XLS so I can see it whenever I
open any EXCEL file.

I am confused on how to accomplish this.

I have tried to copy-and-paste it, but I can't figure out how to save it to
the PERSONAL.xls book.

I am new to Macros - any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Jon
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The safest way to do this is to unhide your personal.xls
windowunhidepersonal.xls
then goto the vb editor (alt f11)paste your macro into a module
SAVE at the workbook level instead of the vb level and hide personal.xls


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I had a macro sent to me to use in EXCEL.

It was saved to a specific worksheet, say "sheet 1".

I want to move or copy it to the PERSONAL.XLS so I can see it whenever I
open any EXCEL file.

I am confused on how to accomplish this.

I have tried to copy-and-paste it, but I can't figure out how to save it
to
the PERSONAL.xls book.

I am new to Macros - any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Jon



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