Copy Macro from one Personal workbook to another compueter

SimonHughes

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Hello, I have a macro saved in my personal workbook and want to transfer this to a work colleagues personal workbook on her laptop. This may be basic stuff so please excuse my lack of knowledge - but what is the easiest way to do this. TIA
 

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Copy it to a text file (or an email) then copy it from there to your colleague's personal macro workbook.
 
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Copy it to a text file (or an email) then copy it from there to your colleague's personal macro workbook.
Sounds easy enough - what could possibly go wrong? 😆 Many thanks - I will let you know if I managed.
 
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