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I have a button that will create a new workbook and save as new. Is it possible to automatically add a code inside the worksheet of the new created workbook? how?
for example I have event code. I want to apply on every workbook that will be created with no need to open the the new workbook and add the code manually. also I want the project to be protected.
is that possible in vba macro?
microsoft-excel vba macros
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I have a button that will create a new workbook and save as new. Is it possible to automatically add a code inside the worksheet of the new created workbook? how?
for example I have event code. I want to apply on every workbook that will be created with no need to open the the new workbook and add the code manually. also I want the project to be protected.
is that possible in vba macro?
microsoft-excel vba macros
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I have a button that will create a new workbook and save as new. Is it possible to automatically add a code inside the worksheet of the new created workbook? how?
for example I have event code. I want to apply on every workbook that will be created with no need to open the the new workbook and add the code manually. also I want the project to be protected.
is that possible in vba macro?
microsoft-excel vba macros
asked 11 mins ago
geegee
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I have a button that will create a new workbook and save as new. Is it possible to automatically add a code inside the worksheet of the new created workbook? how?
for example I have event code. I want to apply on every workbook that will be created with no need to open the the new workbook and add the code manually. also I want the project to be protected.
is that possible in vba macro?
microsoft-excel vba macros
microsoft-excel vba macros
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