[NB: This tutorial note was sent to members of my Excel Heaven Visual Basic Automation Club earlier today]
As promised, this week I send you an explanation of the Excel-VB code in last week’s example workbook, on “How to Open a Website from MS Excel using ExcelVB code”.
On the last slide, I appended the following exercise tip to give you some practice:
EXERCISE: Try opening a blank MS Excel Workbook and creating a replica of the worksheet containing the range named “Site2Visit” and then typing the above ExcelVB subroutine in the VBE.
See your email inbox for the PowerPoint Slideshow containing the explanation.
You’re reading [Power Point Slideshow Explanation & Exercise Tip] How to Open a Website from MS Excel using ExcelVB code by Tayo Solagbade, originally posted on his Daily Self-Development (SD) Nuggets™ blog. If you loved reading this post, be sure to follow Tayo on Twitter, Facebook, and Google+.
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