[Scott]

If I have a form that I want to distribute to users, but it contains macros
that run on it, for example to make checkboxes mutually exclusive, what is
the easiest way to do that?

do i have to make the document a template and have the users make a new file
from that template? do i have to combine the vba code and the document in a
zip or something like that and distribute both files together to the user?

what is the simplest/ most accepted way to do this?

thanks so much -scott

[Charles Kenyon]

Save the document as a template. Distribute the template. It should go in
the workgroup templates folder (preferred) or the user templates folder.
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"Scott" wrote in message
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If I have a form that I want to distribute to users, but it contains
macros
that run on it, for example to make checkboxes mutually exclusive, what is
the easiest way to do that?

do i have to make the document a template and have the users make a new
file
from that template? do i have to combine the vba code and the document in
a
zip or something like that and distribute both files together to the user?

what is the simplest/ most accepted way to do this?

thanks so much -scott