Normally, when you create a macro in Excel, it can only be accessed from that specific workbook. But what if you want to use it in other files too? Store your popular VBA codes in the Personal Macro Workbook. Continue reading
by Svetlana Cheusheva, updated on
Normally, when you create a macro in Excel, it can only be accessed from that specific workbook. But what if you want to use it in other files too? Store your popular VBA codes in the Personal Macro Workbook. Continue reading
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Tried creating a macro and save it to a Personal Macro Workbook, but got an error message that said,
"Personal Macro Workbook in the startup folder must stay open for recording." I have no idea what this means. I see nothing about it in the startup folder. When I clicked OK, I was further informed that the macro would not record. Please help.
Hey Paul -
Search for the PERSONAL.XLSB file and open it. Once open, click: View > Hide.
On the workbook you are trying to create a macro in, click "Record Macro" again, should work!
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