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replyReply Wed 17 Oct 2007, 15:22Delegate Dele said...

Dele has attended:
Excel Advanced course

Editing Macro's

When editing my Macro's can I view a rerun of the Macro without exiting the visuabasic?

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replyReply Fri 19 Oct 2007, 16:46Trainer Carlos said...

RE: Editing Macro's

Hi Dele

Yes. If you clickyour mouse anywhere in the macro code (between the Sub and End Sub of the macro)

Press F5 on the keyboard.

Then tab to the worksheet to view the results.

Carlos

 

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