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Excel 2007-Macro

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by - delegate Michael [2 posts] (2008 Mar 12 Wed, 15:29) Reply

Is there a folder that stores our saved macros?

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RE: Excel 2007-Macro

by - delegate Samantha [21 posts] (2008 Mar 13 Thu, 13:06) Reply

i ;presume 2007 is the same as 2003?
you can click on tools, macros and visual basic editor and look at your project explorer and under "Modules" you will see the macros you have saved?
these may either be saved under the spreadsheet you are working on, or maybe in the PERSONAL.xls item.
have a hunt around to see where you save them and also notice when you save a macro, where it is being saved to.

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