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Macro
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Thu 27 Nov 2008, 16:50Delegate Andriy said...
Andriy has attended:
Excel Advanced course
Macro
How to improve and wherer to find extra information about Macros?
Thu 4 Dec 2008, 10:21Trainer Mark said...
RE: Macro
Hi Andriy
Thanks for the question - sorry for not getting to you sooner
the Best way to improve on Macro's is either to record more macros or come on to one of our VBA course's, what i could also do for you if you want is i could get one of our VBA trainers to contact you they can give you more infomation on Writing Macros
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