VBA .xlam for multiple workbooks

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Good morning,

I have several tools working with which include sometimes the same Subs .

So everytime I found an effort on one Sub and change it in one workbook I repeat this in the other workbooks.

Wasting time - isn’t it?

I want to have one workbook with all Subs inside, soft coded. So they get all variables from the actual workbook I working with.

To keep the code transparent and small I would like to have the start Sub in the actual workbook and Call the necessary Subs out from that.

I would like to have the declaration of the variables and also the setting/filling of the variables only in the starting Sub. Unfortunately only the declaration works but the setting I have to write in every Sub in the .xlam file.

Are their any better ways for this probably for the complete workflow?
 
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