Quick very easy question!

dullboy

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Hi,

Just finished writing my macro in a test workbook, the macro will be used on different files not just this one.

I managed to assign the macro to a button on the toolbar, but when im in another file and want to run my macro it opens up the original file that it was created in.

I only want the macro to be associated with excel itself and not with any workbook in particular - is that possible ?

cheers,

ps, yes i know i aint got a clue! - new to this
 

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Undo last command with Ctrl+Z or Alt+Backspace. If you use the Undo icon in the QAT, open the drop-down arrow to undo up to 100 steps.
If you don't have a personal.xls file, create one in the xlStart folder. This file will be hidden, but will open whenever Excel is started. Put your Macro in this workbook.

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