How do I insert an Excel IV macrosheet into an Excel 2003 workbook? There was
a pull down menu that allowed the insertion of a macro sheet but that is no
longer an option. I have enabled the Excel IV language by copying a 15 year
old Excel IV application with macro sheet to an Excel 2003 workbook, and
overtyping the contents of both the spreadsheet and the macro sheet to create
a new application. Is there an easier way? I don't particularly like Visual
Basic and don't want to learn it.

Right click on the sheet tab and choose insert. A macro sheet is an option
under that.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Maxie" wrote:

How do I insert an Excel IV macrosheet into an Excel 2003 workbook? There was
a pull down menu that allowed the insertion of a macro sheet but that is no
longer an option. I have enabled the Excel IV language by copying a 15 year
old Excel IV application with macro sheet to an Excel 2003 workbook, and
overtyping the contents of both the spreadsheet and the macro sheet to create
a new application. Is there an easier way? I don't particularly like Visual
Basic and don't want to learn it.

Thanks Tom, I create my own spreadsheets for Federal and State Income taxes
which I update each year to reflect the changes. This year I wanted to add a
"Print" button to each form. Your reply will help immensely since I have
about 8 Federal and State forms and several other worksheets in the workbook.

M R J (Maxie)

P.S. I wrote my first computer program at Stanford Univ in 1957 on an IBM 650.

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote:

Right click on the sheet tab and choose insert. A macro sheet is an option
under that.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Maxie" wrote:

How do I insert an Excel IV macrosheet into an Excel 2003 workbook? There was
a pull down menu that allowed the insertion of a macro sheet but that is no
longer an option. I have enabled the Excel IV language by copying a 15 year
old Excel IV application with macro sheet to an Excel 2003 workbook, and
overtyping the contents of both the spreadsheet and the macro sheet to create
a new application. Is there an easier way? I don't particularly like Visual
Basic and don't want to learn it.

1967 for me at West Point (USMA). Don't remember the model number.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Maxie" wrote:

Thanks Tom, I create my own spreadsheets for Federal and State Income taxes
which I update each year to reflect the changes. This year I wanted to add a
"Print" button to each form. Your reply will help immensely since I have
about 8 Federal and State forms and several other worksheets in the workbook.

M R J (Maxie)

P.S. I wrote my first computer program at Stanford Univ in 1957 on an IBM 650.

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote:

Right click on the sheet tab and choose insert. A macro sheet is an option
under that.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Maxie" wrote:

How do I insert an Excel IV macrosheet into an Excel 2003 workbook? There was
a pull down menu that allowed the insertion of a macro sheet but that is no
longer an option. I have enabled the Excel IV language by copying a 15 year
old Excel IV application with macro sheet to an Excel 2003 workbook, and
overtyping the contents of both the spreadsheet and the macro sheet to create
a new application. Is there an easier way? I don't particularly like Visual
Basic and don't want to learn it.

Went to a football game at USMA in October 1963 or 1964. I think the Knights
played Washington or Washington State. Stayed with an Instructor/Lt
Col?(Dr). Phillip Enslow.

Regards -- Max Jinks USAF (Ret)

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote:

1967 for me at West Point (USMA). Don't remember the model number.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Maxie" wrote:

Thanks Tom, I create my own spreadsheets for Federal and State Income taxes
which I update each year to reflect the changes. This year I wanted to add a
"Print" button to each form. Your reply will help immensely since I have
about 8 Federal and State forms and several other worksheets in the workbook.

M R J (Maxie)

P.S. I wrote my first computer program at Stanford Univ in 1957 on an IBM 650.

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote:

Right click on the sheet tab and choose insert. A macro sheet is an option
under that.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Maxie" wrote:

How do I insert an Excel IV macrosheet into an Excel 2003 workbook? There was
a pull down menu that allowed the insertion of a macro sheet but that is no
longer an option. I have enabled the Excel IV language by copying a 15 year
old Excel IV application with macro sheet to an Excel 2003 workbook, and
overtyping the contents of both the spreadsheet and the macro sheet to create
a new application. Is there an easier way? I don't particularly like Visual
Basic and don't want to learn it.