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Common Code between workbooks

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    Question Common Code between workbooks

    I have created a workbook (Excel 2010) for tracking capital expenses in a project. This workbook contains about 2K lines of code for importing and exporting data between corporate subsystems.
    The rest of the project managers would like to use a copy of the workbook for their projects, and I would like to know if there is a way to have the code in a common area so that I only have to maintain one copy with code changes and have them pushed to (or pulled from) the copies.
    As this was originally planned to be for me, I don't want to create a maintenance nightmare

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    Re: Common Code between workbooks

    You can run code from a separate workbook with
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    The workbook must be open, and you'll want to be sure to open it read-only.
    Is your code running too slowly?
    Does your workbook or database have a bunch of duplicate pieces of data?
    Have a look at this article to learn the best ways to set up your projects.
    It will save both time and effort in the long run!


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