Anyone have any idea on how to record macros in Outlook and have a place
where I can research each individual step in VBA?
Thanks,
Daniel
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Hey Everyone,
I was hoping for a macro recorder in Outlook but sounds like it doesn't
exist so I have a relatively simple process but have no idea where to start
to make it happen.
Here is what I'm looking to do with the selected email in my inbox:
1) Forward email with attachment to select em
Wow, such a stupid mistake!!
Thanks so much. I had intended the array to go to $AX$501, just a typo!
Thanks again.
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Hello,
I've struggled with building a INDEX formula that would reference dynamic
file names and tabs which I'm hoping that someone can help with.
I'm building a file that would consolidate hours entered into a schedule by
a shop. Each week I would define which week from which I would pull the
onsolidation Macro.xslb* and in the tab called
*data*. I am only using ShtNo for the filter reference in the store files.
Thanks for your help.
Daniel
On Thursday, 19 February 2015 17:20:27 UTC, dza49 wrote:
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> I have a couple of unique requests for a macro that I'm
Hello,
I have a couple of unique requests for a macro that I'm attempting to build.
The situation is as follows, I have the same file located in different
locations on the network where different departments enter in their data by
week. I need to go into each of these locations, filter the dat
Excellent, thank you sir!!
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Hello,
i'm having trouble with a macro that i've sent up to:
1) unprotect a sheet with a password
2) do some filtering and set a print area
3) apply the password again
Looks like steps 1 and 2 are working fine but step 3 isn't working. After
running the marco I can click the "Unprotect Sheet" b
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Hello,
I have been given a task where I have say 10 spreadsheets located on the
network which have the same filename and tab naming convention. Each
spreadsheet will have a tab for each week of the year that contains reports
that I'd like to consolidate. For example, each spreasdsheet will ha
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