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Old 01-25-2021, 02:40 AM
LianaK LianaK is offline Set Macro so it runs when other open the Word Document Windows 10 Set Macro so it runs when other open the Word Document Office 2010
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Hi,



I have a very simple macro which works fine for me. The issue is that I can't seem to set it so that it operates when other people access the file which is really what I need. I would be grateful if any of you wise people can advise.

Image 1 shows where the macro is located(NewMacros). It's in Projects under the document template which I thought meant it would work, not normal.dotm.

Image 2 is the code I've used but I'm happy with that. I think it's something in the way I've got it set up but I've not been able to find out the issue despite many YouTube Videos and reading forums.

Thank you for your time,

L
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