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Hi,
quick question: Can I make a macro manipulate it's own code? In particular, I am trying to write a macro that deletes a particula line (let's say the 5th) from its own code after it has been executed. Actually, it would be even better if it just deleted some character from tha row (e.g., character 15 to 20). Or substitute the row with st else. Or sybstitute a certain word in the row with another. You get th picture... Any help appreciated, as always! a -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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