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replyReply Thu 20 Sep 2007, 16:32Delegate Bevan said...

Bevan has attended:
Excel Intermediate course
Excel Advanced course

Macros

Create a Macro

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replyReply Fri 21 Sep 2007, 16:01Delegate Paul said...

RE: Macros

Tools > Macro > Record New Macro

It's literally a recorder that memorises what you do before you stop recording.

such as creating a macro to put borders round cells

 

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