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A macro is a user-programmed routine that can be accessed by shortcut-keys. Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) is a programming language used by Microsoft Office Programs to allow the user to develop customized routines and functions. Functions are routines that return values. Features: One approach for developing macros is by recording manual steps, Another approach is by loading Visual Basic files. The macros can be modified and enhanced by using the Visual Basic Editor. Properties, such as name and shortcut keys, of the macro can be changed using the [Macro Toolbar]. Develop a macro to calculate the average of five cells to the left of a selected cell. Start macro-recording by selecting [View] [Macro] [Record Macro…] and modify macro properties (see Figure 2). Alternatively, you can click on the [Stop] button, usually located at the bottom left corner of the Excel window. Test the macro by filling other five cells with numbers, then select the cell to the right and then click shortcut-key. Saving and loading macro-enabled worksheets. This is in case you want to save the spreadsheet together with the macros and functions you had built for that spreadsheet. Writing a subroutine to solve a set of linear equations while allowing the user to input cell-range. Writing a function to evaluate the log mean of two values. Writing a function that evaluates the real roots of a cubic equation.
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