You are an absolute genius Rod.

I did a search for visual basic commands and came up with a lot of commands that didn't work. Didn't think of doing a search with the term you used.

I have used this macro for years after many new installations of Windows and Office but just couldn't remember how I got it to work.

Saving macros in Word is easy and are saved to the Normal.dot file but was unable to find the equivalent in Excel.


Thanks muchly.

Neville.

On 30/03/2014 3:30 PM, Rod Hutton wrote:
Hi Neville,

A quick google found the following URL:

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/office_2003-customize/excel-2003-saving-macros-for-use-in-multiple/fea92a13-bbc2-45bc-b26f-926be3895999


hth,

Rod

On 3/30/14 1:09 AM, Neville wrote:
Hi Listers,
Using W7 HP 32, Office 2003 and latest WE

Hopefully someone can inform me of the solution to my probem.

IHave written a macro for Excel 2003 for adding an amount to the
current cell but don't know how to save it.  The macro has been
created with a name and hot key, edited and tested.

When being edited, I think the macro is loaded into Visual Basic and
probably needs to  be saved using VB commands.  There is nothing on
the screen to inform  me how to save the macro so when Excel is closed
and restarted, the macro is not available.


Does anyone know how the macro can be saved for future use?

Thanks
Neville.
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