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How Do You Use Macros In Excel Formulas?

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How Do You Use Macros In Excel Formulas?

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Macros are Visual Basic scripts that allow you to store a common software task or formula. Macros make working with Microsoft Excel easier by allowing you to record and store common tasks so they can be used again with just a click of a button. Using macros will increase your productivity and decrease errors in spreadsheet calculations. Open the “Developer Tab” in Excel. Click on the MS Office Icon (the large button in the top left corner of the screen). At the bottom of the menu, click “Excel Options.” When the menu window opens, check the box next to “Show Developer Tab in the Ribbon.” Click “OK.” Change the macro security to allow macros to run. On the “Developer Tab,” click “Macro Security.” Select the “Enable All Macros (not recommended, potentially dangerous code can run)” radio button. Click “OK.” Write the formula to be used in the macro. If you have already written the formula, right-click on the cell that contains it and select “Cut” from the menu. Enter the macro information

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