Excel macro represents a set of commands that can perform certain tasks (for example, data from another file, Excel or Web updating calculations, reporting, running models, etc.) automatically. Macros can save time, reduce user error and do the tasks that will be extremely difficult to do, otherwise the user. This note is an introduction to macros and writing macros in Excel with examples. "Hide
by Wei Xia, Mehmet Beguin, Gregory S. Zaric 15 pages. Publication Date: June 9, 2011. Prod. #: W11302-PDF-ENG
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