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Undo macros
I have macros that I wish to be able to undo. I know that I can set the
..OnUndo property of the Application object, but how do I create a macro that knows how to undo the actions of another? Where do I store the data? Do I make a physical copy of all the ranges affected in another, hidden, workbook? or... ? Any help would be appreciated |
Undo macros
The answer would be application specific. when your macro "does", it should
make provision for "undoing". See John Walkenbach's page on this topic: http://j-walk.com/ss/excel/tips/tip23.htm -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "R Avery" wrote in message ... I have macros that I wish to be able to undo. I know that I can set the .OnUndo property of the Application object, but how do I create a macro that knows how to undo the actions of another? Where do I store the data? Do I make a physical copy of all the ranges affected in another, hidden, workbook? or... ? Any help would be appreciated |
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