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I have 3 macros:
One I send as a test to me, one to two of us and the third one to others. The code is all the same in the 3 macros apart from one line. However if I change code in one I have to change it in all three. Rather than hard coding bu having those 3 lines in the one macro and silencing two of them, how do I do use an If statement or vbYes or choose function to select the line of code I would like? Thanks |
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