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Using VBA
I am trying to write a rule using VBA that will establish the worksheet
direction in excel as left to right. I have found the rule: Application.DefaultSheetDirection=xlLTR What I can't figure out is how to use VBA to do this. I have got the Developer tab on the ribbon when I open excel, but at this point I am lost as to what to do next. In other words I need some real basic directions in terms of Go to Developer, click on Visual Basic, click on Insert (or whatever) etc. etc. I have tried using the help and how to and guess I just don't get it. Thanks..........someone -- Jim |
Using VBA
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http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/getstarted.htm "Jim Crawford" wrote: I am trying to write a rule using VBA that will establish the worksheet direction in excel as left to right. I have found the rule: Application.DefaultSheetDirection=xlLTR What I can't figure out is how to use VBA to do this. I have got the Developer tab on the ribbon when I open excel, but at this point I am lost as to what to do next. In other words I need some real basic directions in terms of Go to Developer, click on Visual Basic, click on Insert (or whatever) etc. etc. I have tried using the help and how to and guess I just don't get it. Thanks..........someone -- Jim |
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