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SarahKay

Hi im new to Excel and need info on Macros!
 

Hi,
Ive been trying to understand macros for about a week now just
using the help columns in Excel. I cant figure out anything.
I remember doing sothing in school to do with macros and creating
buttons which moved you fro sheet to sheet from just one page. I need
to remember how to do this.
the thing im stuck on at the moment is somthing to do with macro
codes???
PLEASE HELP ME!


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dominicb


Hi SarahKay

The best thing to do to start learning macros is to record some and
look at the code that has been generated. Choose something to do -
hide rows, enter numbers, delete columns - anything! Then record it
from Tools Macro Record New Macro. Look at the code generated by
pressing alt + F11, and try and understand what it is doing.

Three good websites to look at are (in no particular order):
http://j-walk.com/ss/
http://www.cpearson.com
http://www.contextures.com

Design buttons using the forms toolbar or control toolbox (right click
on your toolbar and select Forms or Control Toolbox) - Forms is easier
for a beginner.

Consider buying a book if you are serious - it is possible to self
teach, many "power" Excel users are, but it's easier if you have a
background in computers - and it does take many years.

And calling back to sites like this for good hints and tips and above
all, keep practicing - it does get easier!

Good luck

HTH

DominicB


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