Describe three scenarios where assigning a VBA procedure to an event would enhance the workbook
What will be an ideal response?
Some of the more common events that VBA procedures can be assigned to are Open, BeforeClose, and Activate. Prompting users if they would like to refresh the data connection when the workbook is opened will ensure that the most recent data is available to use in the analysis. The BeforeClose event can be utilized to increase security of the workbook by ensuring that certain worksheets are hidden. The Activate event can be utilized to have a procedure run when a specific worksheet is activated.
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Class string member function _______ is used for assignment.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
The argument for the TRIM function is a reference to the cell that contains the text that needs to have spaces removed
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Match the following terms to their meanings:
I. WordArt A. A collection of graphic images within Office II. Clip Art gallery B. A point on a graphic that can resize an image either horizontally or vertically III. Style gallery C. A tool for creating a graphic from text IV. Round sizing handle D. A point on an image that can rotate the image 360° V. Square sizing handle E. A point on a graphic that can resize an image both horizontally and vertically VI. Rotation handle F. A collection of text style specifications