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Hi all,
I know a bit VB 6.0 programming. Will it help me to write excel
vba/macro(same thing?).can anybody help me by providing some free
websites where i can have informations/codes for VBA/macro.
Please tell me how could i make a *command Button * in a cell in the
excel sheet?


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Try David McRitchie's "getting started with macros" site.

http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/getstarted.htm

Note the links at bottom of page for more info.


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Hi all,
I know a bit VB 6.0 programming. Will it help me to write excel
vba/macro(same thing?).can anybody help me by providing some free
websites where i can have informations/codes for VBA/macro.
Please tell me how could i make a *command Button * in a cell in the
excel sheet?


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Thank u very much.


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plus

ToolsMacroVisual Basic EditorF1

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THANX GOD THAT U KNOW *F1* IS THE DEFAULT HELP FOR ALMOST ALL THE ms
APPLICATION.ANY WAY THNX FOR UR GREAT SUGGESTION.


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Hmmm, all caps and the "explicit" message. Was that really necessary? I
was just trying to help.

The emphasis was not on F1 but on opening Visual Basic Editor. I was trying
to point out the fact that the Help files **within** Visual Basic are more
complete than the info retrieved by pressing F1 **outside** Visual Basic.

Here is the quote from an MVP:-

"...... if you open the Visual Basic Editor, you switch to a different
"application" and read a different set of Help files....... Even if you are
not using VBA, open the Editor and click in it before opening Help: you will
get the full-strength stuff in there......"

Sorry that I tried to be helpful.

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Try this one:http://www.angelfire.com/biz7/julian...ans_macros.htm

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Please tell me how could i make a *command Button * in a cell in the
excel sheet?


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