![]() ![]() You always want to verify a spreadsheet macro's source, and make sure you trust the soul who created the thing. Macros can be huge time- and effort-savers, but because they could conceivably be programmed to do pretty much anything to the computer they're running on - say, wipe out the hard drive, or even something worse - we have to be very careful with the Excel macros we run. ![]() In my case, I often use macros to sort and/or clear out spreadsheet data (with a single click!) and to perform a variety of similar mundane duties. "Macros," where Excel is concerned, are simply sets of instructions that tell Excel to automate some process (or processes) inside the spreadsheet. Since I get a fair amount of readers downloading my financial spreadsheets and asking, "How do I get the macros to work?" I decided to write a quick tutorial on just that topic.
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