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Excel Macros

Purpose of the pages

Pages here provide tips in automating audit with the help of Excel's macros.

Using the Macros (Added 25.11.2008)

You are free to use the Excel macros here, unless otherwise said on certain page.
Using the macros is simple. You need Ms Excel, the source code, and the Userform(s) that the macro uses. On this site the two latter are usually in a winzip file, the files in which you must first extract to a drive or to a memory stick.
- Open Ms Excel, select "Tools - "Macros" - "Visual Basic Editor" (or Alt + F11).
- Select [in VBA]: "File" - "Import File", and select the module of the macro (*.bas). If there is no file with extention 'bas' but with extention '.txt' then select "Insert" - "Module". Copy the source code of the macro from a text file, and paste it to Module.
- Select [in VBA]: "File" - "Import File", and select the userform(s) of the macro (*.frm).
- Now, you have an operational macro in Excel. Just select [in Excel]: "Tools" - "Macros" - "Macro" [select the macro] - "Run".
Excel macros

Making a Macro
12.08.2008

Macros in ExcAud

Text File Import Macros
09.12.2008 - 30.12.2008
String Pivot Table Macro
12.05.2009; 26.05.2009
Text Editing Macros
16.02.2010 - 03.08.2010
Table Join Macros
02.11.2010
Gap and Duplicate detection macros
24.04.2011 - 21.06.2011
ExcAud Macro [for CAA]
04.01.2011 - 01.02.2011

Other Excel Macros

HeaderFooter Macro
26.08.2008 - 21.10.2008
Summarization in Excel
24.04.2011 - 21.06.2011
Excel File Edit Macros
13.09.2011 - 06.12.2011
File Name Macros
29.04.2011 - 08.11.2011

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