If these are methods that simply act upon data that you pass to them then you can define then as static methods in a class in a separate project.

Then add this project as a reference to your other projects that require these methods.

Static methods are associated with the class itself so you do not create an instance of the class in order to access its static methods.

Example.

calling program:

       method-id button1_Click final private.
       procedure division using by value sender as object e as type System.EventArgs.
           set textBox1::Text to type mylibrary.sharedclass::sharedMethod
           goback.
       end method.

static method in referenced class

       class-id mylibrary.sharedclass.
       working-storage section.

       method-id sharedMethod static.
       procedure division returning mystring as string.

           set mystring to "return from sharedMethod"
           goback.
       end method.

       end class.

Just what I needed. Thanks.

Just what I needed. Thanks.