Re: Using Modules in Multiple Files
- From: "Tony Jollans" <No Mail>
- Date: Tue, 1 Nov 2005 10:30:54 -0000
This will depend on what application you are using and how you want to use
the procedures and some other factors but, in general, if you have a
container (a Word global template or an Excel personal.xls or equivalent)
holding all your code you should be able to set references to it in other
projects and use the procedures as though they were in your project.
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Enjoy,
Tony
"Michael Suttkus, II" <Do Not Email> wrote in message
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> I have certain modules which contain functions and procedures I want to
use
> in several different projects. Obviously, I could cut and paste, or even
> export and import, but these solutions are inefficient and lead to a
hassle
> when it comes time to update the files. (i.e., if I make a change to one
of
> the modules, I have to open up every other file where it is being used and
> import the new text. Yeesh!)
>
> Short of getting the administrators to let me have access to Studio and
> program my own dlls, is there any effective way to simply this?
.
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