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excel 2003 training course - VBA
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Fri 1 Feb 2008, 16:41Delegate Ashpal said...
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Excel Intermediate course
Excel Advanced course
VBA
Is it possible to manipulate macros recorded in Excel in VBA?
Sun 10 Feb 2008, 11:53Trainer Stephen said...
RE: VBA
Hi Ashpal,
Thankyou for your question.
It is indeed possible.
If you press ALT-F11 you will open the VBE, which is the environment in which you can write code
Your macro will be stored in a module, and once located you can then modify any aspect of it that you require.
Note however if you are going to make major changes then it is often better to write the thing from scratch than recording it.
Regards
Stephen
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