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RE: Macros
Hi Ashley
Thanks for your post - sorry for the late reply
there is 2 easy ways to get marco's in a new workbook 1. open the create the macro in the file you are in and when you start creating this choose to store it in your personal macro work book - this will enable you to use this in any workbook, or 2. go into the macro you want to copy, and when you are in the macro editer you can copy and paste the macro into VBA for the new workbook
Hope this helps
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