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replyReply Fri 21 Nov 2008, 15:40Delegate Neil said...

Neil has attended:
Excel Advanced course

VBA

Do you have some example VBA macros I could work from to help me learn this skill?

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replyReply Wed 10 Dec 2008, 10:05Trainer Carlos said...

RE: VBA

Hi Neil

Sorry for the delay in answering this question.

Macros are created to resolve a specific problem and as such aren't generic. This makes it difficult to give you code to help you learn.

I suggest you record some macros of your own and look at how the system creates the code.

If you are interested in learning more about VBA look on our website for our Introduction to VBA course.

Regards

Carlos

Tue 16 Dec 2008: Automatically marked as resolved.

 

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