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macros

ResolvedVersion 2007

Cecilia has attended:
Excel Advanced course

Macros

When setting up macros, is there any way to set up a bottom where you can click and run the macro? thank you, Cecilia

RE: Macros

Hi Cecilia

Thanks for getting in touch. You can assign a macro to all manner of objects in Excel. Most of the time you can find it by right-clicking and object and choosing Assign Macro, selecting your macro from the list and clicking OK.

For example, you can insert any of the drawing shapes from the Insert menu. Once drawn right click and follow the process above.

For a true button, you need to first enable the Developer toolbar (Office button, Excel Options, check the box marked "Show the Developer tab in the ribbon"). On the Developer toolbar, click Insert and click the command button. Draw it on your worksheet and right-click as above.

I hope this helps.

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Sun 17 Mar 2013: Automatically marked as resolved.

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Highlighting a data range

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Step 1. Place the cusor in the cell where the highlighting should begin.

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