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replyReply Fri 19 Sep 2008, 16:23Delegate Patricia said...

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Excel Advanced course

Macros

If I have created a macro and notice an error afterwards. How can I identify the error on the set into it function?

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replyReply Thu 25 Sep 2008, 12:16Trainer Greg said...

RE: Macros

Hello Patricia,

If you have created a macro and you wish to identify the error, all you have to do is go into Tools --> Macro --> Macros (or Alt+F8), then edit the error by using the editor.

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Excel tip:

Hiding Formulae in the Formula Bar

It is possible to protect the contents of a cell reference(s) from amendment by applying cell protection. The contents of the cell reference can also be stopped from displaying in the formula bar.

Step 1: Select Format > Cells > Protection.

Step 2: Tick Hidden option. Ensure Locked is ticked

Step 3: Select Tools > Protection > Protect Sheet

(Ensure "Protect worksheet and contents of locked cells" is ticked)


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