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Macros, pivotal table & chart

how to create macros & pivot table

RE: macros, pivotal table & chart

Hi Zewiditu,

Thank you for using the forum,

To create a macro, simpy go in to the Tools menu and choose Macro > Record a new Macro. At this point you can give the Macro a meaningful name and then press OK. From that point onward the computer records what you do with your cursor so if you change the cell to bold, or font colour etc then press stop recording.

To then run the macro you use the same menu Tool>Macro>Macros and click the Macro you just created.

Macros are designed to automate long winded tasks and cut down the amount of keystrokes required.

A pivot table is created from a large amount of data which has been prepared as a list. To create a Pivot Table from this list you must first select a cell from within the list, go to the Menu command, Data and Select the ladder option Pivot Table and Pivot Chart Report. Follow the steps in the Wizard, when the Pivot Table blank appears, drag and drop your fields as required onto the four areas and your Pivot Table will appear.

Please note this information is covered in our Advanced Excel Course and takes approx 45 minutes to explain in full

Have a go ! Good luck

Tracy


 

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Change the Print button so it brings up the Print dialogue box

If you want to bring up the Print dialogue box to check your print settings when you hit the Print button, do the following:

1. Right-click on the toolbar that displays the Print button.

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6. Click on the Print... icon to select it, then use your left mouse to drag and drop the icon onto the toolbar at the top of the screen.

7. Close the Customise dialogue box.

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