Excel VBA

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Excel VBA

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Excel VBA course

by - delegate Roy [3 posts] (2008 Aug 7 Thu, 16:33) Reply

Will we cover events?

Version	Date	Location	Places available	Book	Next place rate:
Excel Intermediate 1 day course
Version	Date	Location	Places available	Book	Card	Invoice
2007	2008 Dec 8 Mon	Bayswater	2	book now	£224	£224
2007	2008 Dec 9 Tue	Bloomsbury	0	FULL
2002/XP	2008 Dec 9 Tue	Tooting	0	FULL
2003	2008 Dec 11 Thu	Southwark	7	book now	£188	£215
2007	2008 Dec 16 Tue	Bayswater	6	book now	£207	£215
2002/XP	2008 Dec 16 Tue	Tooting	0	FULL
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RE: Excel VBA

by - trainer Carlos gold contributer [479 posts] (2008 Aug 8 Fri, 09:31) Reply

Hi Roy

Yes Events are covered on day 2 of the VBA Introduction course

Carlos

· Features of Microsoft Excel that assist in Analysis of Financial Data
· How to Create Better Excel Spreadsheets: Part Two
· Advanced Excel and PivotTable Reports
· Tap the Power of Recorded Macros with MS Excel Courses
· Microsoft Excel Courses Teach Advanced Macro Techniques

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Excel tip:

Change the default location for opening and saving spreadsheets

If you are always opening spreadsheets from and/or saving documents to a specific location that is not My Documents, save time by setting this folder as the default for opening files from and saving files to.

Here's how:
1. Go to Tools - Options.

2. Select the General tab.

3. Enter the pathname of the folder you wish to make the default in the Default File Location box (hint: it will be easier to use Windows Explorer to navigate to this folder, then copy and paste the pathname from the address bar at the top of the Windows Explorer screen).

4. Click OK.

You have now changed the default folder for opening and saving spreadsheets.

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