4.0 macros in Excel 2007

R

RBolten

I am too old to learn Visual Basic, but I'm not bad with Excel 4.0 macro
language. What do I have to do to get 4.0 macros to run in an Excel 2007
workbook? Is there a user's guide for this sort of thing?
 
H

Homey

What do I have to do to get 4.0 macros to run in an Excel 2007

Same as every other version of Excel, insert an Excel 4 sheet and enter your
code.

|I am too old to learn Visual Basic, but I'm not bad with Excel 4.0 macro
| language. What do I have to do to get 4.0 macros to run in an Excel 2007
| workbook? Is there a user's guide for this sort of thing?
 
R

RandyB

Yo, Homey--
Thanks, that did the trick! I think the hard part was figuring out HOW
to insert a 4.0 Macro sheet. The only way I found was to right-click the
tab, select "Insert", and then choose the "Excel 4.0 Macro" -- all of the
other methods just end up inserting a plain old worksheet.

Regards,
Randy
 
H

Homey

Home should of given you a clue, so sorry. To make up for it, another
way -> Ctrl-F11

| Yo, Homey--
| Thanks, that did the trick! I think the hard part was figuring out
HOW
| to insert a 4.0 Macro sheet. The only way I found was to right-click the
| tab, select "Insert", and then choose the "Excel 4.0 Macro" -- all of the
| other methods just end up inserting a plain old worksheet.
|
| Regards,
| Randy
|
| "Homey" wrote:
|
| > >>What do I have to do to get 4.0 macros to run in an Excel 2007
| >
| > Same as every other version of Excel, insert an Excel 4 sheet and enter
your
| > code.
| >
| > | > |I am too old to learn Visual Basic, but I'm not bad with Excel 4.0
macro
| > | language. What do I have to do to get 4.0 macros to run in an Excel
2007
| > | workbook? Is there a user's guide for this sort of thing?
| >
| >
 

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