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Copy code from ThisWorkbook using VBA?
I have a master report template that I use, which loops through a series of
sites that I do reporting for and creates range/valued site level reports - nice and small and easy to work with. The requestor for this report wanted to know who is accessing these reports. Right now, they are hosted on a Sharepoint site and statistics have not been setup. I have a simple routine that appends a log-file during the On Open event that gives me the date, time, name of the file and user name. However, this resides in the ThisWorkbook object and I don't know how to programatically copy that code to each new workbook as they are created. I need to get this code into each workbook so I can track who is using what reports and when. Grant it, I know that anyone who opens the workbook without macros enabled won't be counted, but this is just for a rough baseline... If any more information or snippets of code are required, let me know. Thanks! Ray -- "Trying to make reports so easy... even a monkey could run ''em!" |
Copy code from ThisWorkbook using VBA?
I bet you could find something here
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/vbe.aspx -- HTH, Barb Reinhardt "RayportingMonkey" wrote: I have a master report template that I use, which loops through a series of sites that I do reporting for and creates range/valued site level reports - nice and small and easy to work with. The requestor for this report wanted to know who is accessing these reports. Right now, they are hosted on a Sharepoint site and statistics have not been setup. I have a simple routine that appends a log-file during the On Open event that gives me the date, time, name of the file and user name. However, this resides in the ThisWorkbook object and I don't know how to programatically copy that code to each new workbook as they are created. I need to get this code into each workbook so I can track who is using what reports and when. Grant it, I know that anyone who opens the workbook without macros enabled won't be counted, but this is just for a rough baseline... If any more information or snippets of code are required, let me know. Thanks! Ray -- "Trying to make reports so easy... even a monkey could run ''em!" |
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