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In Excel the steps needed to perform a series of actions can be recorded as a macro. In the previous lesson we looked at the before and after shots of the macro window. Here is an image of the Standard VBA Toolbar, which you will see in all editors of VBA It is beneficial to […]http://www.vbastring.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/standard_vba_toolbar.jpg