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When setting up a macro, if I want to access it on any Excel worksheet how do I save it?

RE: Macros - Macro availability in more than one file

Dear Nicola

Thank you for attending Excel Advanced Course. I hope you enjoyed the course and it was both enjoyable as well as informative!!

There are two possible solutions to the query you have asked. The first one is as follows:

Step 1: Choose [b]Tools > Macro > Record New Macro

RE: Macros - Macro availability in more than one file

Thanks Raj.

Also I run alot of reports from a different application that we use and import the information into Excel. I then format and delete rows and columns that I dont need to make the information more presentable.
On one report that I run I was thinking about setting up a Macro to help me format things quicker.
I delete rows where it has totaled sections, but I want it as one document, however the amount of rows between each section differs from week to week. Can I still use the Macro becuase it will delete that information, or will it always delete the specific row??

 

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