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macro for new sheets
I know the basics of how to make a macro. My question is how can I use a
macro in all of my spreadsheets? I would like it to load up automatically everytime I start excel. My macro is basically sorting columns in a spreadsheet. As of right now, I am opening a .dbf file and doing the sorting manually and it is getting old fast! I would like to be able to open the .dbf file, hit the macro button, and save as a .xls file. Thanks! |
macro for new sheets
Raza
Look up personal workbook in help -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England www.nickhodge.co.uk HIS "Raza" wrote in message ... I know the basics of how to make a macro. My question is how can I use a macro in all of my spreadsheets? I would like it to load up automatically everytime I start excel. My macro is basically sorting columns in a spreadsheet. As of right now, I am opening a .dbf file and doing the sorting manually and it is getting old fast! I would like to be able to open the .dbf file, hit the macro button, and save as a .xls file. Thanks! |
macro for new sheets
I looked up personal workbook in help and didn't get anything.
I wrote "create personal workbook" and the only result was how to sort a list! I wrote "personal workbook" and I got many other hits that had nothing to do with what I wanted. Please help! "Nick Hodge" wrote: Raza Look up personal workbook in help -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England www.nickhodge.co.uk HIS "Raza" wrote in message ... I know the basics of how to make a macro. My question is how can I use a macro in all of my spreadsheets? I would like it to load up automatically everytime I start excel. My macro is basically sorting columns in a spreadsheet. As of right now, I am opening a .dbf file and doing the sorting manually and it is getting old fast! I would like to be able to open the .dbf file, hit the macro button, and save as a .xls file. Thanks! |
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