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Default Load Macros from xla on open


Hi All,

Apologies, i'm sure this question has an answer already posted, but i've
searched for hours, probably with the wrong criteria.

I have created an xla which i'm hoping to use for all our Customer service
staff.
It will contain macros that create orders in our system, and perhaps more??

I'm hoping to create a "one-stop-shop" that will be "loaded" whenever they
open an excel file.

I'd like to have it sit in the background silently, or perhaps load a
toolbar with all the Utilities i would like to have.

I've tried the xlstart but this opens the xls file visibly. (Using 2003)

I have installed an xla which is visible in the Add-In's but I can't run the
macro's from it when i open another excel file.

Can someone please let me know how to do this so that i can allow a "number"
of macro's to be run by the user?

Also, would it need to be "loaded" on each machine, or could i park it on a
network share for all to access?

Thanks in anticipation.

Bam.
 
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