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Creating a macro in excel
Hi, I am new to the whole macro idea. Everyday I create a worksheet that
each column needs to be formatted in a specific way. The only problem is that there may be a different amount of rows in each file and I have rows that need to be deleted after certain informational rows. I am not very familiar with the visual basic editor. I created my macro using the record and stop functions. It will work fine everytime if I use the exact file but if I open a new file that has a different number of rows it will not properly function. Can you help me? |
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-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Not sure what I am doing" <Not sure what I am wrote in message ... Hi, I am new to the whole macro idea. Everyday I create a worksheet that each column needs to be formatted in a specific way. The only problem is that there may be a different amount of rows in each file and I have rows that need to be deleted after certain informational rows. I am not very familiar with the visual basic editor. I created my macro using the record and stop functions. It will work fine everytime if I use the exact file but if I open a new file that has a different number of rows it will not properly function. Can you help me? |
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