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dgillz

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I have written a fairly complex .xla (excel add-in) in VBA. When I add it to each machine, it gets copied to the c:\users\{Username}\Appdata\Roaming\Microsoft\Addins folder. (This is for windows 7, it is a bit different on XP).

So now when I need to make a change to the .xla code, I have to unload and reload the .xla from every frickin' machine. Is there a good way to automatically load the changes down to the client machine?

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via group policy?
Excel is unfortunately not a distributed system - it si locally stored and configured and therefore doesn't really have any concept of client / server

Happy to be proved wrong but I think best bet for this is to write a script via group policy to enable this

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