By Gail Perry
Get past the fundamentals with Excel 2007 macrosNow you could take your Excel talents to the subsequent point with aid from this hands-on consultant. Excel 2007 Macros Made effortless exhibits you the way to create, run, and revise macros to simplify repetitive initiatives and shop the directions for sophisticated ones. you are going to learn how to use visible simple for functions (VBA), upload macros to the Excel toolbar, and percentage your macros with different clients. become aware of how effortless it's to boost customized macros, retailer time, and enhance productiveness. list and edit macrosCreate and debug macros in VBASave macros to the non-public Macro Workbook or different workbooksCreate VBA subroutines and functionsDevelop interactive macrosFormat cells utilizing macrosCreate variables and arraysApply common sense to macros with If/Then/Else routinesUse loops to technique dataAdd controls for your worksheets
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Here’s another way to delete a macro. Return to the workbook that contains the macros. On the Developer tab, click the Macros button. In the Macro Name box (see Figure 3-8), click the name of a macro you no longer want, and then click the Delete button. You’ll be asked if you want to delete the macro. Click Yes (see Figure 3-9) and the macro is removed. Finally, you can delete unwanted macros by simply removing the workbook that contains the macros. If you close the workbook without Figure 3-9 Click Yes to delete a macro.
5. Display the Developer ribbon and click Stop Recording. 32 6. Click the Visual Basic button to return to the VB Editor. 7. You’ll see that a module for the current workbook has been added in the Project window. Double-click that module to display the code window. The Test1 macro appears (see Figure 2-12). 8. Notice that there are several attributes that have been assigned to the selection in the Test1 macro. Whenever you apply a formatting change such as the centering command to a cell, the associated macro code shows a group of attributes.
Make sure the macro is going to the Personal Macro Workbook. 5. Click OK. I didn’t give this macro a description—the macro name seems descriptive enough. 6. Click Copy on the Home ribbon. 7. Click the Paste arrow on the Home ribbon. 8. Click Paste Values. Notice the formula in the Formula bar immediately changes to a value. 9. Press esc. 10. Turn off the macro recorder. Test the Macro 38 Give your macro a trial run: Click on a cell containing a formula, click the Macros button on the Developer ribbon, choose FormulaToValue, and then click Run.