From the course: Excel: Macros in Depth (Microsoft 365)

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Recording and testing a macro

Recording and testing a macro

From the course: Excel: Macros in Depth (Microsoft 365)

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Recording and testing a macro

- [Narrator] After seeing a few Macros, perhaps sensing a potential value to you, let's actually create one. And keep in mind too, when you see a Macro don't always assume that it's going to be valuable to you. Ideally a Macro is based on the concept that you find it valuable. It's going to save you some time. So what I'm suggesting here is the Macro you're about to see might not be valuable to you, I know it has been for me. I frequently want to know which cells have values in them, numbers that are not formulas. So, how do we begin this process? If we were doing this manually, we'd click a single cell, go to the Find and Select button on the Home Tab choose Go To Special, you might not have seen that feature, we'll click Constants and these boxes below, although they look like they're for the Formulas button they also apply to constants. We want to see constant numbers but not text, logicals or errors. Click…

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