Yes. The add-in stores its setup table and settings in the workbook. A workbook can remain an ordinary .xlsx file. Save it normally after changing setup rows or settings.
Macro-enabled workbooks #
You can keep an existing workbook in .xlsm format to retain its VBA. Saving a separate macro-free copy removes its VBA, so keep the original if you still need those macros.
Earlier add-in previews #
Opening Setup converts supported earlier preview mappings into the current table. Disabled and invalid rows are retained for repair, and previous setup sheets are kept as hidden backups. Only the new setup table is used after migration.
The older VBA solution #
The add-in has no v1.5 import command. Create a new add-in setup table and recreate the export instructions you need. Keep your original VBA workbook as a backup. The legacy documentation remains available for that solution.
Working with colleagues #
Save and share the workbook to share its setup rows and settings. A colleague needs the add-in and desktop PowerPoint to run exports. Template files, linked-chart sources and output folders must also be accessible on their computer.