Does it slow a document down if I put its VBA code in another File?

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Hi Everyone,

I have a situation where I currently have 25 stores all with exactly the same very complex document.

now the problems I face are that if I need to update a macro for example, I have to go into every copy and change it.

So I was wondering if it would slow the document down if I pulled the VBA out of the document into an unsed document that just stored its VBA, that why i could just update once and copy and paste the document into the 25 folders saving me a lot of time.

can this be done? is it a good idea?

thanks

Tony
 

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The actual coding would take microseconds so no but what you put in the coding could slow it down.
 
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