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Hi,

hw schrieb:

Hi,

how can I make a self-written function (i. e. a macro) available for all
spreadsheets so that I can use this function for any spreadsheet I
create or load and modify?

Ideally, this should work with multiple users in that I'd like to deploy
the macro(s) somewhere central for others to use.


In addition to the suggestions by Andreas, in the Basic Organizer, you can export a macro library to an extension (file name .oxt). When you then install this extension "for all users" the library goes to <installation directory>/share/uno_packages/... and with the next start of LibreOffice another user will find it in its UI in "LibreOffice Macros&Dialogs".

But although this works in general, it will not work for Basic functions, which are written to be used in Calc formulas, see https://bz.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=53615 and likely the same root cause in https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=79588.

Kind regards
Regina

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