Hi teckneeculler,
Yes, they are the same as a Word Macro.
In the Excel Spreadsheet, click the Developer tab => click Macros => enter a name in the Macro name: [i.e Lotto] => click Create => Copy & Paste each piece of code under each other => Save the Excel Spreadsheet.
There are two ways to run the Macros . .
[1] Click Macros => Highlight the Macro to run => click Run.
[2] Create a button for each of the Macros on the Spreadsheet => NAME the Macro button => ASSIGN the Macro you want to run to it.
I hope this helps!
Paul, thank you so much, the macros are amazing! I assume they're something like a Word macro, only I won't need to create them, just open and enter the commands you've provided?
Your help has been invaluable!
LOL, gonna start tinkering right away
Yes, they are the same as a Word Macro.
In the Excel Spreadsheet, click the Developer tab => click Macros => enter a name in the Macro name: [i.e Lotto] => click Create => Copy & Paste each piece of code under each other => Save the Excel Spreadsheet.
There are two ways to run the Macros . .
[1] Click Macros => Highlight the Macro to run => click Run.
[2] Create a button for each of the Macros on the Spreadsheet => NAME the Macro button => ASSIGN the Macro you want to run to it.
I hope this helps!
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