Excel 2003

C

Craig

I use a customized toolbar in Excel 2000. I have assigned macors to these
customized buttons. I have just started using Excel 2003 and cannot figure
out how to make it so a macro is usable in every workbook. In 2000, I set
up a startup file .xla in the xcel\stratup directory. Is there a similar
way to do thi in 2003. I have several unique macros that I use and have
obtained from this Excel user groups.

Also is there an easy way to copy over all the commands and macros?


Thanks for your help


Craig
 
G

Guest

Craig,
You can create a "Personal Macro Workbook" that loads every time with Excel.
Go to: Tools > Macros > Record New Macro
In the drop down menu select: Personal Macro Workbook
This action, creates a Personal Macro Workbook that loads every time,
henceforth.
You can then access it via ALT + F11 and copy and paste all your favourite
macro procedures, and assign them to a buttons on your toolbar.
Hope this helps.
Best
Green
 
B

Bob Phillips

The xla should work the same way. What do you get?

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