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Creating an Excel macro library
Hello.
Is there a simple way to create an Excel macro library? Basically, I just want to store a number of macros in a module behind a workbook and have the public functions therein be available to be called from any other workbook that I happen to have open. (For clarity, I DO NOT want to duplicate code into each workbook in which I need the relevant function.) For now, I would like to avoid creating a proper add-in using the .net framework. Can I achieve my goal by creating an xlam file and including a reference to it from any workbook ? Or is there another simple approach? Thank you. Keith |
Creating an Excel macro library
On Thu, 2 Apr 2009 03:41:36 -0700, Keith Howard
wrote: Can I achieve my goal by creating an xlam file and including a reference to it from any workbook ? Yes, and that is what I do. --ron |
Creating an Excel macro library
Excel Add-In do not require .NET Framework.
http://www.ozgrid.com/VBA/excel-add-in-create.htm If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Keith Howard" wrote: Hello. Is there a simple way to create an Excel macro library? Basically, I just want to store a number of macros in a module behind a workbook and have the public functions therein be available to be called from any other workbook that I happen to have open. (For clarity, I DO NOT want to duplicate code into each workbook in which I need the relevant function.) For now, I would like to avoid creating a proper add-in using the .net framework. Can I achieve my goal by creating an xlam file and including a reference to it from any workbook ? Or is there another simple approach? Thank you. Keith |
Creating an Excel macro library
Try this one for 2007
http://www.rondebruin.nl/qat.htm Very easy to create a nice menu -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Keith Howard" wrote in message ... Hello. Is there a simple way to create an Excel macro library? Basically, I just want to store a number of macros in a module behind a workbook and have the public functions therein be available to be called from any other workbook that I happen to have open. (For clarity, I DO NOT want to duplicate code into each workbook in which I need the relevant function.) For now, I would like to avoid creating a proper add-in using the .net framework. Can I achieve my goal by creating an xlam file and including a reference to it from any workbook ? Or is there another simple approach? Thank you. Keith |
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