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Record macro tool bar

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Tim Wheeler - 08 Apr 2008 17:48 GMT
Please can someone tell me how I can restore the macro toolbar that is
usually offered when recording a macro; without it I do not know how to
switch from relative to absolute references.

Thanks
Tim
Bob I - 08 Apr 2008 18:12 GMT
Select the reference, press F4

> Please can someone tell me how I can restore the macro toolbar that is
> usually offered when recording a macro; without it I do not know how to
> switch from relative to absolute references.
>
> Thanks
> Tim
Jim Rech - 08 Apr 2008 18:38 GMT
If you manually close the Recording toolbar when recording a macro it does
not appear on its own the next time you record.  You should let it disappear
on its own when you click to end recording.  To restore things, start
recording a macro and then make the toolbar appear via View, Toolbars,
Customize, Toolbars and checking Stop Recording.

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| Please can someone tell me how I can restore the macro toolbar that is
| usually offered when recording a macro; without it I do not know how to
| switch from relative to absolute references.
|
| Thanks
| Tim
Dave Peterson - 08 Apr 2008 18:43 GMT
Start a new workbook
Then start recording a macro
View|Toolbars|check Stop Recording
Close the workbook without saving (to destroy that macro that didn't matter)

(xl2003 menu system)

> Please can someone tell me how I can restore the macro toolbar that is
> usually offered when recording a macro; without it I do not know how to
> switch from relative to absolute references.
>
> Thanks
> Tim

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Tim Wheeler - 09 Apr 2008 07:56 GMT
That's splendid - thanks to all for your hep.

Tim

> Start a new workbook
> Then start recording a macro
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> > Thanks
> > Tim
 
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