copying macros

RGLLAV

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I have a sheet with a lot of macros in it and I have saved it to a disk and have lost the connection to the macro. Is there any way to save it and not lose it?
This message was edited by rgllav on 2002-04-18 07:44
 

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If the macros are in the workbook, i.e. the *.xls they will be saved automatically with the rest of the workbook.
 
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