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Excel Cursor
Hello, how do I make this take effect everytime I start Excel? Thanks in
advance. Sub cursor() Application.cursor = xlNorthwestArrow End Sub change it back to normal with xlDefault |
Excel Cursor
Frank
Put it in the workbook_open event Alt+F11 Double click this workbook and paste in Private Sub Workbook_Open() Application.cursor = xlNorthwestArrow End Sub Mike "Frank" wrote: Hello, how do I make this take effect everytime I start Excel? Thanks in advance. Sub cursor() End Sub change it back to normal with xlDefault |
Excel Cursor
Frank
You cannot run a macro from the command line when starting Excel. You would have to place the code into Workbook_Open sub in the first workbook you open. Maybe in your Personal.xls file which opens with Excel. Sub Workbook_Open() Application.cursor = xlNorthwestArrow End Sub Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 25 Jul 2007 01:17:57 +0800, "Frank" wrote: Hello, how do I make this take effect everytime I start Excel? Thanks in advance. Sub cursor() End Sub change it back to normal with xlDefault |
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