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MACROS, Planning The Macro Naming The Macro Assigning a Shortcut Key Recording the Macro Running a Macro Deleting a Macro Adding Macro to Toolbar Where Macros are Stored Macro Viruses PROTECTION Setting a Password to Open a File To Hide Worksheets To Protect Cells in a Worksheet ADVANCED FILTER Filter in Place Filter to Another Location IF FUNCTION Nested IF Functions. Microsoft Excel contains a powerful macro language called Visual Basic for Applications (VBA). Macros allow you to automate your work by turning a series of actions into a single command. Excel will assign a non-descriptive default name to a macro if you do not enter your own name. Use a descriptive name so you can easily identify the purpose of the macro. Once you are sure you know the exact steps to perform, you are ready to record the macro. Open the workbook and activate the worksheet where you want the macro to be recorded, and position the active cell where the macro should begin. The macro recorder records only the actions that you complete. If you cancel a typing entry, backspace a couple of times or open a dialog box and cancel, the actions will be ignored. If you use a macro often enough to make it a valuable tool, but not often enough to remember the shortcut keystrokes used to launch the macro, you can add the macro to a toolbar. Personal macro workbook. Excel creates a hidden workbook that is automatically opened every time you start Excel. All macros in this workbook are available at all times.
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