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Need to write a macro that when activated, runs through the steps of
formatting/inserting formulas/etc. on a spreadsheet, for the user to view as a tutorial. Is there a special way to do this, or can I just write it the normal way (Select range, formula = xxx, etc.) and then put in something that tells Excel to take, for example, 2 seconds for each step? Tried 'wait', but that doesn't work. Any assistance would be appreciated. Thanks! |
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I did something similar to train staff members ont he How Too's.
I used a free Screen Capture/Recording program to Record what i was doing in Excel. Then placed a link in excel to the Recorded Video clip to View the training Video in Excel by the user. Corey.... "Paige" wrote in message ... Need to write a macro that when activated, runs through the steps of formatting/inserting formulas/etc. on a spreadsheet, for the user to view as a tutorial. Is there a special way to do this, or can I just write it the normal way (Select range, formula = xxx, etc.) and then put in something that tells Excel to take, for example, 2 seconds for each step? Tried 'wait', but that doesn't work. Any assistance would be appreciated. Thanks! |
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Thanks, Corey. Can you advise what program you used?
"Corey" wrote: I did something similar to train staff members ont he How Too's. I used a free Screen Capture/Recording program to Record what i was doing in Excel. Then placed a link in excel to the Recorded Video clip to View the training Video in Excel by the user. Corey.... "Paige" wrote in message ... Need to write a macro that when activated, runs through the steps of formatting/inserting formulas/etc. on a spreadsheet, for the user to view as a tutorial. Is there a special way to do this, or can I just write it the normal way (Select range, formula = xxx, etc.) and then put in something that tells Excel to take, for example, 2 seconds for each step? Tried 'wait', but that doesn't work. Any assistance would be appreciated. Thanks! |
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