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Pennyc
When I'm recording a Macro in Excel, I end up with lots and lots of lines
that say something like "ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 260" with one line for
every 6-20 lines that I'm scrolling up or down in the worksheet. This just
seems to be useless information that's cluttering up the "meat" of the Macro.
I've gone back and deleted all of these lines without affecting the operation
of the Macro, but I'd like to find out if there is a way to have that
information not record in the first place. Can anyone help? Unfortunately,
my skill level at this time means that I'm doing a lot of recording instead
of writing of macros.
Thanks!
that say something like "ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 260" with one line for
every 6-20 lines that I'm scrolling up or down in the worksheet. This just
seems to be useless information that's cluttering up the "meat" of the Macro.
I've gone back and deleted all of these lines without affecting the operation
of the Macro, but I'd like to find out if there is a way to have that
information not record in the first place. Can anyone help? Unfortunately,
my skill level at this time means that I'm doing a lot of recording instead
of writing of macros.
Thanks!