I would like to know more about working with macros in excel. There is one
training session that is helpful but really doesn't go into great detail. I
would like to learn how to record a macro and maybe even learn shortcuts.

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to record a macro
toolsmacrorecord

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Don Guillett
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I would like to know more about working with macros in excel. There is one
training session that is helpful but really doesn't go into great detail.
I
would like to learn how to record a macro and maybe even learn shortcuts.

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John Walkenbach's got some great books. Take a look at the books on his
website...
http://j-walk.com/ss/books/index.htm

or just check out his website...
http://j-walk.com/ss/

AND Chip Pearson's....
http://www.cpearson.com/excel.htm

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I would like to know more about working with macros in excel. There is one
training session that is helpful but really doesn't go into great detail. I
would like to learn how to record a macro and maybe even learn shortcuts.

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