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3 Ways to Call a Private Sub from Another Module
Here are 3 simple ways to call a Private Sub from another Excel Module without your macro showing up in the Macros Dialog Box (Alt+F8).
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Q&A: Moving Files, AverageIf Hidden and Protecting Sheets
In this week’s edition of Q&A, learn how to move files on your computer, use AverageIf with filters and prevent users from closing their workbook with unprotected sheets.
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Move and Click your Mouse with a VBA Macro
Control your mouse with a VBA macro. The user32 library allows you to right-click, left-click and change your cursor position.
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Show Time in Excel Title Bar with Application.Caption
Instead of displaying Microsoft Excel, show something useful in your Excel title bar. Use the Application.Caption VBA property to display the exact time you opened your Excel workbook. A little VBA goes a long way toward making you and your Excel workbooks stand out.
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StrComp Function to Compare VBA Strings
Use the VBA StrComp function to compare strings. It can perform both case sensitive and case insensitive comparisons. Do you know what that means? No more UCase for case insensitive string comparisons!
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Print All Charts in Excel Workbook
This VBA macro prints each Chart and ChartObject in your Excel Workbook as a separate page. Prior to printing, the macro identifies the optimal page orientation and it counts the total number of submitted print jobs.
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Word VBA Saves Pages as Separate PDFs
Save each page in your MS Word document as a separate PDF with this VBA macro. The flexible VBA script let’s you save each page or a subset range of pages as PDFs in a user-specified directory. Complete with robust error-checking.
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Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Prevent your screen from updating until your Excel macro is finished with Application.ScreenUpdating=False. The Application.ScreenUpdating property is useful when running macros that jump from cell to cell, sheet to sheet, and workbook to workbook.
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Outlook Search not working? Use VBA
Outlook search not working? Use this VBA code example to search through your email inbox. This tutorial shows you how to regain search functionality if you are one of the thousands of people whose Outlook instant search function has stopped working.
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VBA Office Prank Dancing Banana Cursor
Change your coworker’s cursor to the Peanut Butter Jelly Time dancing banana with this MS Word VBA tutorial. The VBA code example stores byte strings in your Custom Document Properties so every time your colleagues open your Word document, the banana animated cursor will be restored and activated on their computers.
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