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I'm interested in learning more abut macros. What is the best book or
software package for a mid level xl user. Ideally, I'd like to buy an easy to
use software package that will allow me to make/store/send macros to other
users easily.

I've seen the ads for Macro Scheduler but I don't know if a better product
is out there.

thx
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Probably best to get an understanding of what macros can do, and what you
can do with them, before looking at packages. Maybe start with VBA For
Dummies by John Walkenbach?

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I'm interested in learning more abut macros. What is the best book or
software package for a mid level xl user. Ideally, I'd like to buy an easy

to
use software package that will allow me to make/store/send macros to other
users easily.

I've seen the ads for Macro Scheduler but I don't know if a better product
is out there.

thx



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