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Sub Zoom_150_Sheets()
For Each sht In Worksheets
sht.Activate
ActiveWindow.Zoom = 150
Next sht
End Sub
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Buy a book and find out. John Walkenbach's books are pretty good.
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Function conc(range1 As Range, Optional delimiter1 As String = "") As String Dim acell As Range Dim thestring As String thestring = "" For Each acell In range1 thestring = thestring & acell & delimiter1 Next conc = Left(thestring, Len(thestring) - Len(delimiter1)) End Function |
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Identical to mine, except I use an inputbox instead of using a constant.
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#76
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Spit out a list of state names and abbreviations my company writes in
Unhide all sheets Zoom to 100% all sheets Open current directory Show dependents for selected cells Show precedents for selected cells Paste vales transpose Ammend formulas (very useful, thanks I++!!) |
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Cool thread, bro. I might have to steal a few of these.
My most under-rated Personal.xls feature is disabled F1 key. I constantly hit F1 when I'm aiming for F2 and the "Loading Help from Office.com" window kills me every time. |
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borrowing your code for these |
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In addition to a lot of the macros already listed, I have macros that do the following:
Round all numbers in a selection to a number of decimal places Undo the above rounding Wrap all the cells in a selection in an iferror function Undo the above iferror macro Change the relative/absolute reference in a selection of cells
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Simple code, but a timesaver for me. Thank ADoubleDot; I think he gave me the idea.
Sub ShowDependents() For Each c In Selection c.Select Selection.ShowDependents Next End Sub Sub ShowPrecedents() For Each c In Selection c.Select Selection.ShowPrecedents Next End Sub |
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