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Michael has attended:
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Excel VBA

Where I can find the VBA toolbar for excel in the excel 2007?
Thank you!

RE: Excel VBA

Hi Michael

Thank you for your question

There are no toolbars as such in Excel 2007

To be able to access the developer tool, you need to go to Tools-Options.

In the resulting dialog box you will find an option to show/activate developer view.

Tick this, and the developer tab will appear at the top of your screen

Hope this is useful

Regards

Stephen

RE: Excel VBA 2007 - developer tab

Hi Michael,

Thanks for your question.

In Excel 2007, the VBA toolbar is hidden in Developer Tab

1) Click on Office Button (top left corner)
2) Select Excel Options
3) Click on Popular Category
3) Click on checkbox "Show Developer Tab in the Ribbon"
4) press OK

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Katie Woo
Microsoft Certified Trainer

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