What path do you enter under ToolsOptionsGeneral?

I saved the file to a shared network drive. So I entered N:\SHARED.XLS ,
closed
excel and reopened it, but the macro was not visible.
Drive name is customer service$ on nppdfwi1

"DNader" wrote:

Thank you for your response. After putting my head together with another
co-worker, we came up with a solution similar to the one you mentioned.

I copied my "Personal.xls" (which is where Excel stores your macros) to a
shared folder on a network drive. I found this folder in the following path:
C:\Documents and Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Excel\XLSTART

I changed the name of the Personal.xls file on the network to Shared.xls, so
it would be easier to identify later.

I then made the following change in Excel:
Under "Tools\Options\General", I place the path and folder name in the field
labeled "At startup, open all files in: "

Now, my co-workers and I can share macros as long as we save them in our
"Shared.xls" file.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

How about creating a dedicated workbook with your macro code.

Save the file to a common network folder so that anyone can open it when they
need it. (And save a backup for you!)

Then if you need to update it, just make your changes on your version and then
copy it to the common network folder.

DNader wrote:

I use Access to create a report each month and then export it into Excel. I
have set up a macro that does a couple of calculations and formats the file
for printing. I'd like to be able to share that macro with another co-worker
so he can run the report as well. If I make a change to the macro, I would
like the change to be available to anyone who runs that report for the month.
Is there a way to share Excel macros by setting up something like a
user-group?

--

Dave Peterson

On Jun 27, 2:55*pm, Whitney wrote:
What path do you enter under ToolsOptionsGeneral?

I saved the file to a shared network drive. So I entered N:\SHARED.XLS ,
closed
excel and reopened it, but the macro was not visible.
Drive name is customer service$ on nppdfwi1



"DNader" wrote:
Thank you for your response. *After putting my head together with another
co-worker, we came up with a solution similar to the one you mentioned.

I copied my "Personal.xls" (which is where Excel stores your macros) to a
shared folder on a network drive. *I found this folder in the following path:
C:\Documents and Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Excel\XLSTART

I changed the name of the Personal.xls file on the network to Shared.xls, so
it would be easier to identify later.

I then made the following change in Excel:
Under "Tools\Options\General", I place the path and folder name in the field
labeled "At startup, open all files in: "

Now, my co-workers and I can share macros as long as we save them in our
"Shared.xls" file.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

How about creating a dedicated workbook with your macro code.

Save the file to a common network folder so that anyone can open it when they
need it. *(And save a backup for you!)

Then if you need to update it, just make your changes on your version and then
copy it to the common network folder.

DNader wrote:

I use Access to create a report each month and then export it into Excel. *I
have set up a macro that does a couple of calculations and formats the file
for printing. *I'd like to be able to share that macro with another co-worker
so he can run the report as well. *If I make a change to the macro, I would
like the change to be available to anyone who runs that report for the month.
*Is there a way to share Excel macros by setting up something like a
user-group?

--

Dave Peterson- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

You may have saved your macro into your personel macro workbook and
not into the file that you intended. If you click Alt + F11 this will
bring up VB. Move the module from your personel Macro workbook into
the file that you intended to put it.
Jay

It's definitely there. On my computer I show the two macros (personal and
shared)
when I open the shared file.
PERSONAL.XLS!AvailAgentFormatting
SHARED.XLS!AvailAgentFormatting

What I'm trying to do is set it up to auto open the shared file on someone
else's computer by following the below steps however, I'm not sure what path
to type in the At startup, open all files in: field.

"jlclyde" wrote:

On Jun 27, 2:55 pm, Whitney wrote:
What path do you enter under ToolsOptionsGeneral?

I saved the file to a shared network drive. So I entered N:\SHARED.XLS ,
closed
excel and reopened it, but the macro was not visible.
Drive name is customer service$ on nppdfwi1



"DNader" wrote:
Thank you for your response. After putting my head together with another
co-worker, we came up with a solution similar to the one you mentioned.

I copied my "Personal.xls" (which is where Excel stores your macros) to a
shared folder on a network drive. I found this folder in the following path:
C:\Documents and Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Excel\XLSTART

I changed the name of the Personal.xls file on the network to Shared.xls, so
it would be easier to identify later.

I then made the following change in Excel:
Under "Tools\Options\General", I place the path and folder name in the field
labeled "At startup, open all files in: "

Now, my co-workers and I can share macros as long as we save them in our
"Shared.xls" file.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

How about creating a dedicated workbook with your macro code.

Save the file to a common network folder so that anyone can open it when they
need it. (And save a backup for you!)

Then if you need to update it, just make your changes on your version and then
copy it to the common network folder.

DNader wrote:

I use Access to create a report each month and then export it into Excel. I
have set up a macro that does a couple of calculations and formats the file
for printing. I'd like to be able to share that macro with another co-worker
so he can run the report as well. If I make a change to the macro, I would
like the change to be available to anyone who runs that report for the month.
Is there a way to share Excel macros by setting up something like a
user-group?

--

Dave Peterson- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

You may have saved your macro into your personel macro workbook and
not into the file that you intended. If you click Alt + F11 this will
bring up VB. Move the module from your personel Macro workbook into
the file that you intended to put it.
Jay

Sub test()
MsgBox "Put it in " & Application.StartupPath, , _
"HTH. Best wishes Harald"
End Sub



"Whitney" wrote in message
...
It's definitely there. On my computer I show the two macros (personal and
shared)
when I open the shared file.
PERSONAL.XLS!AvailAgentFormatting
SHARED.XLS!AvailAgentFormatting

What I'm trying to do is set it up to auto open the shared file on someone
else's computer by following the below steps however, I'm not sure what
path
to type in the At startup, open all files in: field.

"jlclyde" wrote:

On Jun 27, 2:55 pm, Whitney wrote:
What path do you enter under ToolsOptionsGeneral?

I saved the file to a shared network drive. So I entered N:\SHARED.XLS
,
closed
excel and reopened it, but the macro was not visible.
Drive name is customer service$ on nppdfwi1



"DNader" wrote:
Thank you for your response. After putting my head together with
another
co-worker, we came up with a solution similar to the one you
mentioned.

I copied my "Personal.xls" (which is where Excel stores your macros)
to a
shared folder on a network drive. I found this folder in the
following path:
C:\Documents and Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Excel\XLSTART

I changed the name of the Personal.xls file on the network to
Shared.xls, so
it would be easier to identify later.

I then made the following change in Excel:
Under "Tools\Options\General", I place the path and folder name in
the field
labeled "At startup, open all files in: "

Now, my co-workers and I can share macros as long as we save them in
our
"Shared.xls" file.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

How about creating a dedicated workbook with your macro code.

Save the file to a common network folder so that anyone can open it
when they
need it. (And save a backup for you!)

Then if you need to update it, just make your changes on your
version and then
copy it to the common network folder.

DNader wrote:

I use Access to create a report each month and then export it
into Excel. I
have set up a macro that does a couple of calculations and
formats the file
for printing. I'd like to be able to share that macro with
another co-worker
so he can run the report as well. If I make a change to the
macro, I would
like the change to be available to anyone who runs that report
for the month.
Is there a way to share Excel macros by setting up something
like a
user-group?

--

Dave Peterson- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

You may have saved your macro into your personel macro workbook and
not into the file that you intended. If you click Alt + F11 this will
bring up VB. Move the module from your personel Macro workbook into
the file that you intended to put it.
Jay