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Does mac excel 2011 have a extract data function. I have a spreadsheet that I use for estimating. I am trying to extract anything with a value to another part of the worksheet so I can print and save. A macro is simply a series of instructions.After you've created a macro, Excel will execute those instructions, step-by-step, on any data that you give it. For example, we could have a macro that tells Excel to take a number, add two, multiply by five, and return the modulus. To help prevent macros that contain viruses from contaminating your system, by default Office for Mac displays a warning message whenever you try to open a document that contains a macro. This message appears regardless of whether the macro actually contains a virus.
This Excel tutorial explains how to use Continue in the VBA debugging environment in Excel 2011 (with screenshots and step-by-step instructions).
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While in debug mode, you can 'Continue' your VBA code in Excel 2011.
You can choose to 'Continue' execution of your code in Excel 2011. What this means is that your suspended program will continue executing from where it left off. With this option, your program should either finish running or suspend at the next breakpoint encountered.
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While in debug mode, you can 'Continue' your VBA code in Excel 2011.
You can choose to 'Continue' execution of your code in Excel 2011. What this means is that your suspended program will continue executing from where it left off. With this option, your program should either finish running or suspend at the next breakpoint encountered.
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You can do this by either pressing the F5 key or selecting 'Continue' under the Run menu.
This works perfectly on the PC, however recently I had to transfer the code to a Mac running Excel Mac 2011. Here what happens on exit from the macro is weird.
The visible spreadsheet is the venue database, not the booking form. The standard and formatting toolbars are greyed out. In the Window menu the venue database has the tick for the active window. The booking form I want is in the list but clicking on it produces no effect.
At this point I can activate the booking form in two ways. I can select another window in the list first; this works, then I can choose the booking form and it activates. Or, I can click anywhere in the venue database window (either on a cell or on the ribbon). The greying out disappears and selecting the booking form in the Window menu now works.
It reminded me of an early VB problem with buttons where you had to get the focus off the button before stuff would work, so I tried it as a menu command rather than a button – no difference. The code is not in This Workbook, where I know you can't activate another workbook. I tried to mimic solution 2 above in the code by activating the venue database and selecting a cell before activating the booking form – didn't work. I tried fiddling around directly with windows rather than workbooks, no difference. I thought it looked as if the macro hadn't quite exited properly, a bit like needing to use Reset when debugging, so I tried using Stop, and End, neither worked.
By the way, this is not a general problem with activation – the macro activates several workbooks in the course of its processing and this works fine.
This is going to drive my PC operators mad, so please, any help would be gratefully received as after several days I am at my wits end……
