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Where to place UDF modules for general use
Why not share the solution -- it may make it easier for another victim!
Hershmab wrote: To all the responders: thanks very much. No one answer solved the whole problem, but the combination, supplemented by looking up a vast VBA reference book, did the trick! "JP" wrote: Interesting. But the OP appears to have done that and it didn't work. So my thought was it still has to be registered as an add-in. --JP On Oct 8, 3:39 pm, Dave Peterson wrote: If the addin is in the XLStart folder, it doesn't need to be installed. It'll open when excel starts normally. -- Dave Peterson |
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