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How do I run a macro program for multiple workbooks at one time?
How do I run a macro program for multiple workbooks at one time?
Basically I'm looking to run a query where I ask the cpu to tell me if two cells have content or not. I want to run or creat a query program with Macro to do this for me. I open to any suggestions including looking at using something other than a macro. But I want to avoid manually looking at each workbook if possible. |
How do I run a macro program for multiple workbooks at one time?
Marcelino: These two macros ought to be able to get you started.
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