How to stop Excel storing the absolute path to an XLA?

Question

I have an XLA file that is to be deployed to a number of users in the organisation as an Excel add-in. My intention is to deploy it to a directory in the user\'s \"documents and

Answer 1

It's a poor oversight that makes add-ins barely manageable for shared use. Other than this, using .XLAM add-ins is a good way to avoid having to have macro-enabled spreadsheets (the shared spreadsheet can be distributed without macros and the macros can reside in an .XLAM)