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Wieke has attended:
Word Advanced course
Excel Introduction course

Macros

Is it advisable to use Excel iso Word if you want to use Macros?

RE: Macros

Hi Wieke,

It is possible to use either Excel or Word if you want to use Marcos. You use which ever application best suits the task that you are doing i.e. if you want a spreadsheet use Excel, if you want a letter use Word. Then you can create the Macro to aid you with your task.

Hope this helps
David

 

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