Open and activate the JuliePersonal project. In VBE, go to Tools >
References. Check the box alongside Julie.

Then in your code you can use: Julie.[ModuleName].CreateReport

[ModuleName] is the name of the code module containing the CreateReport
function.

This might not apply directly, but I thought these examples I wrote up for
another post might help you out:

To access "macros" in an add-in (global) template, you do not need to add a
reference
to it for the current document/project. The following are equivalent:

### Example 1 ###

' MyProject.ThisDocument has had a reference added to the template
Macros.dot. In this case, Macros.dot does not need to be loaded as an add-in
(global) template.

Sub Test

   MacrosProjectName.ModuleName.PublicRoutineName x, y, z    ' You don't
really need to include .ModuleName, but you can if you want.

End Sub

### Example 2 ###

' Macros.dot is loaded as an add-in (global) template, either by the user
from TOOLS | TEMPLATES AND ADD-INS, by code, or by being in the STARTUP
folder.

Sub Test

   Application.Run "PublicRoutineName", x, y, z    ' Application.Run in
Word 2000 or later will return the return value from the routine.

End Sub

### Example 3 ###

' The document has it's attached template set to Macros.dot

Sub Test

    MacrosProjectName.ModuleName.PublicRoutineName x, y, z    ' You don't
really need to include .ModuleName, but you can if you want.

End Sub

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