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by - delegate Robert [1 post] (2008 Feb 21 Thu, 16:49) Reply

Can a Macro be used to incorporate other Microsoft Products.

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RE: Macros

by - trainer Rajeev gold contributer [480 posts] (2008 Feb 29 Fri, 14:46) Reply

Dear Robert

Thank you for attending Excel Advanced course. I hope that it was beneficial to you!!

The short answer to your question is Yes Macros can be used to incorporate other Microsoft products.

You can record a Macro and copy and paste some data from Word to Excel. But if you are asking Macro to do something complicated to do then you do need some understanding of VBA.

To get more understanding of VBA you can always record a Macro and then choose Tools > Macro> Macros…
Select the macro that you want to analyze and then choose Edit button.

The Visual Basic Editor window will be displayed and you observe the coding Excel has put for the actions that you performed.

As you might be aware that we do run 2 day VBA course which you might be interested in. Please go to our website (www.microsofttraining.net) and then look for the relevant VBA course.

If this posting has helped in answering your query then I would request you to mark the posting as Resolved . If, however, it hasn’t and you need further clarification then please press the reply button and ask for further clarification with your specific question. In case you have a related question then please as the question as a separate posting.

Kindest Regards

Rajeev Rawat
MOS Master Instructor 2000 and 2003

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