Macro Organizer

martinez_pedro

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I have over hundred macros that I would like to organized I currently use text files Does anybody know program or ways to organize my macros for easy finding any suggestion I apreciated Thanks
 

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not sure if there's an add-on or smth - and i guess i am not telling you anything new but you can :

1) export them as BAS files for easy lookup from within excel.
2) or dump them into separate modules in a blank excel file. this way you can search thru the project to look for keywords, sub names, etc.
 
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Thank you for your suggestion I decided to getall the macros in to one work book seems to be to most efficient i can just searched by name
 
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