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I wrote a macro from scratch but would like to have non-technical people install/run it at ease. I'm unfortunately not onsite so I was hoping to defer the hassle to myself and offer them a one-(or few)-click solution. Any advice?

This Stack Overflow link seemed to be one of the better solutions, and this is still probably too complicated for my clients.

Martijn Pieters
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Well, for a one click solution, you are going to want to create an add-in and then an installer. This guide covers this pretty well in depth:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff937654.aspx#Create

If you don't want to do that, then the easiest way is to just copy/paste the macro (if it is not too complex) into each user's workbook or personal.xls if it needs to be used in multiple workbooks.

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