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Default Where's a VBS reference?

Hi,

I'm just wondering if there's some sort of reference somewhere that I
can use to figure out what available script functions there are in
Excel.

I'm interested in making a macro that does the following:

1) Selects a range of cells
2) Saves the selected range of cells to a CSV file
3) The saving process should be completely transparent and not change
the workspace format (in other words, the file currently open in Excel
(even after the save to CSV) should still be the XLS file)

I would bind this macro to a button inside of some random cell in the
document

I don't know VB Script that well, so it would be a learning process
for me. It would help me get this task done quicker if I knew of some
sort of documentation for the Excel script functions (functions to
select cell ranges, save out cells to a CSV file, etc)

Thanks.
 
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