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personal.xls
It is my understanding that any subroutine saved in 'personal.xls'
will be accessible to all open workbooks. Does that also apply to functions as well? I have several recorded macros in the 'personal.xls' workbook and am able to exceture them via shortcut keys from any other workbook, however functions I manually define in the VB editior don't seem to be accessible outside 'personal.xls'. Is there some whay I can make functions globally available to all open workbooks? Thanks, Russ |
personal.xls
I stopped using PERSONAL.XLS years ago. I don't even remember all of
the exact reasons why. I decided to go with an add-in instead, since it is specifically for saving macros/subroutines/functions. This site has a good overview on them: http://www.bettersolutions.com/excel...I647213531.htm On Jun 28, 11:08 am, Russ wrote: It is my understanding that any subroutine saved in 'personal.xls' will be accessible to all open workbooks. Does that also apply to functions as well? I have several recorded macros in the 'personal.xls' workbook and am able to exceture them via shortcut keys from any other workbook, however functions I manually define in the VB editior don't seem to be accessible outside 'personal.xls'. Is there some whay I can make functions globally available to all open workbooks? |
personal.xls
Russ,
There is nothing inherently special about "Personal.xls". It is just a standard WB that is hidden by default and normally resides in your XLSTART folder so it opened along with Excel. As such, the same rules apply to accessing its routine as with any other workbook. As others have pointed, an add-in is different which may be what you are after. NickHK "Russ" wrote in message ups.com... It is my understanding that any subroutine saved in 'personal.xls' will be accessible to all open workbooks. Does that also apply to functions as well? I have several recorded macros in the 'personal.xls' workbook and am able to exceture them via shortcut keys from any other workbook, however functions I manually define in the VB editior don't seem to be accessible outside 'personal.xls'. Is there some whay I can make functions globally available to all open workbooks? Thanks, Russ |
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