[mso] Re: Sharing Excel Macros
- From: Wilson Baptista Junior <wilsonbaptista@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 06 Aug 2005 17:46:30 -0300
If you have a way to determine what is the Excel startup folder
(\XLStart) in your coworker's machines, you might record the macro in
a workbook and then email it to them to be saved in that folder.
Excel, when started, will always open all workbooks stored in that
folder, so the workbook you send will work the same as personal.xls.
This will allow you to easily update or add to the macros you want to share.
Wilson
At 19:38 5/8/2005,McDonald, Christine, Ms, DCAA wrote:
>What is the best way to share a Macro with coworkers? The last time we
>did it, we copied the code into an email and then copied it into the
>personal.xls workbook. But the problem we ran into was that she didn't
>have a personal.xls cause she'd never created a macro, and the only way
>we could figure out to create personal.xls was to pretend to record a
>macro in personal.xls. It would seem there would be an easier way to do
>this.
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