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how do you take out a particular function in a macro using the editor if you have made a mistake

RE: VB

Hi Rachel

Could yuo be more specific?

Have you made an error while recording the macro? ie deleted the wrong thing?

Carlos

RE: VB

Hi,
I have made an error when recording a macro and want to remove the line without having to delete the macro and re-record it.
thanks

RE: VB

Rachel

In that case do the following:

1. Select the Tools menu

2. Click Macro / Macros (Alt + F8)

In th Macros dialog box

3. Select the macro you want to edit and click the Edit button

The Code window appears displaying your macro's code.

4. Edit/Delete the unwanted code

5. Close the code window and rerun the macro

Hope this helps

Carlos

 

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