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Macro Storage

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by - delegate Lincoln [1 post] (2008 Aug 7 Thu, 16:28) replyReply

Is there any way to store macros in both the workbook and personal directory from the outset?

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RE: Macro Storage

by - trainer Carlos gold contributer[473 posts] (2008 Aug 8 Fri, 16:02) replyReply

Hi Lincoln

The short answer is No.

The system will only save the macro in one place at a time. You need to copy the macro to the other document yourself.

Regards

Carlos


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