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    Macros

    I am new to creating Macros and as the company trainer, find myself lately creating simple macros for co-workers. I create the macro, test it and it works on my laptop. Now, what is the best way to "give" that macro to my co-worker so that they can use it on their laptop?

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    Re: Macros

    ds,

    If the macro is in a separate module, you can export that module to a .bas file, send it to them, then they can import it into a module in their workbook(s).

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    Re: Macros

    You could export it as a bas file or a cls file depending on how you created it and email it to your co-worker and have them install it. In the VBE, highlight the macro and click on file, export file. Name it and save it.

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    Re: Macros

    Moo--beat me to the dessert once again!

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    Re: Macros

    Alan,

    Mmm.. cheesecake.

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    Re: Macros

    Moo,
    Of course, Cheese in Wisconsin. coozie.JPG Here's a pic of my favorite WI Coozie

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    Re: Macros

    Quote Originally Posted by alansidman View Post
    Moo,
    Of course, Cheese in Wisconsin. Here's a pic of my favorite WI Coozie
    Hah! I have to get one of those...

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    Re: Macros

    ds0919,

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