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Summary: Writing macro coding in MS Excel is possible by going to the Tools menu, clicking on Macros and entering in the new code for a new or edited macro. Create macro coding in Excel with tips from an experienced Excel user in this free video on computer software.
Tonya Mason is an adjunct instructor and audio video equipment manager at a college in Cincinnati, Ohio. She has worked on various independent features, as well as, participated in...read more
"Microsoft Excel is a registered trademark of Microsoft Office Products and I am in no way, shape or form affiliated with Microsoft Office or Microsoft. Alrighty then, we're going to actually look at what a macro looks like in the code view. If you remember from before, I created a code that added a new sheet. So you look down here, we've got four sheets right now but if I hit control N, you'll see I have another new sheet. Now, if I want to edit that, what I want to do is go to tools, go to macro, click on macros, and with my add sheet macro selected, I want to edit it. And as you can see, if I want to edit that macro, if I want to change it any way, shape or form, all I have to do is add the new code."
eHow Article: How to Write Macro Coding in MS Excel
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