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I found that to be quite the nuisance myself in the past<br />
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You probably will want the last part though.
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I found that to be quite the nuisance myself in the past

You probably will want the last part though.

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Hello,<br />
As the title pretty clearly says, how can I do this? &nbsp;I have a number of user's that crash their machines and need new one's. &nbsp;When this happens they have to recreate their macro's and it really ticks them off. &nbsp;Is there a way I can transfer them? &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks,<br />
K
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Hello,
As the title pretty clearly says, how can I do this?  I have a number of user's that crash their machines and need new one's.  When this happens they have to recreate their macro's and it really ticks them off.  Is there a way I can transfer them?  

Thanks,
K

How to save excel macros and transfer to another machine?

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