Macro

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Fri 14 Nov 2008, 16:24 Delegate Wietske said...

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Macro

How to set up a Macro

Tue 2 Dec 2008, 15:24 Trainer Mark said...

RE: Macro

Hi Wietske

Thanks for your post - sorry for my late response

The easiest way to set up macros is by recording them - to do this you will need to have the file open that you want the macro in

Then go to the tools menu macro -then record new type the name of your macro the choose where you want the macro stored i.e this file then click ok

NB: make sure your take your time and follow your procedure to the T as macros are procedure based

Hope this helps

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