Macros for Quick Access Toolbar - Where to Save Macros

scottjschultz

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
I've created a few macros for formatting that I like and saved them to a file. I assigned buttons to the macros in the Quick Access Toolbar, but every time I use one of the buttons, it opens the source file with the Macros. How do I get the Macros in the Quick Access Toolbar to work without having to have the Excel file open that has the macros saved in it?
 

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