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Does a document need to find original template?
Hi,
I have a problem with getting macros to work across the two PCs I use for editing my Word documents. I created a new Word document on PC1 based on a template which included a couple of macros. Using Dropbox, the .docx file is synchronised with PC2 but the folder that contains the original template is not synchronised. When I edit the document on PC2, the macros are not available (they do not show up in the list of macros). Does a document need always to be able to 'see' the original template on which it is based in order to have macros available (seems the answer is 'yes')? Is there a way to embed macros in a document so that a document no longer needs to have any link to the original template? Any help or advice would be very much appreciated. Kind wishes, Patrick |
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You can certainly save macros to macro-enabled documents, but it would be wiser to distribute the document along with its macro.
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Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP Microsoft 365 apps for business Windows 11 Professional |
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macros, templates, word 2010 |
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