WitrynaI want to have a common personal.xlsb file for multiple computers on our network so that everyone has access to the same macros without having to copy a file daily to … Witryna20 cze 2024 · - find Personal.xlsb in folder as suggested above (we now call this folder A) - move the personal.xlsb to a different folder (folder X) so that Excel cannot use it - open Excel to test it opens cleanly - create a very simple TEST personal file and save it to a (new) folder Z (save as a binary workbook with name Personal.xlsb)
Excel PERSONAL.XLSB location in Windows - Data Cornering
Witryna6 lis 2024 · I've got my macros tucked away in my Personal.xlsb file, and I would like to save a file in the same directory as the workbook I'm applying the macro to. Currently … Witryna4 cze 2024 · I learned from this post (SOLVED - "Method 'SaveAs' of object '_Workbook' failed" (1004) when saving into same file location ) that SaveAs will work when the destination folder is the location of the PERSONAL.XLSB file. Here's a version of my code above that does this successfully (line 21 is where I get the path of the … thermoscopic
Copy your macros to a Personal Macro Workbook
WitrynaAs you've already discovered, you can prefix the function with the filename Personal.xlsb!. But note also that there are two options available if you want to avoid prefixing your functions: Option 1 Create a reference in every workbook that will call the function. Open the workbook where you want to use the function and go to the VBA … WitrynaThe solution is to find the real location of the Personal.xlsb file so you can delete it. To do that, open excel and switch to the Personal.xlsb file. Now select the "File" tab on the top left which will load an "Info" page. On the right side of the information on that page there is information such as "Properties, Related Dates, Related People ... Witryna1 kwi 2014 · To make sure, press ALT+F11 in Excel which opens the VB Editor. In the Project Explorer on the left hand side of the screen, you'll see the new PERSONAL.XLSB, with the code for the macro you recorded. If your Project Explorer isn't visible, press CTRL+R to open it. tp-ipc643-a4