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Macro - What, Why, Where

Macro:

What is meant by Macro: It is an excel/vba programming set of statements to perform specific task on a single button click

Why we need a Macro: Let’s consider a Scenario • In My Project, to do some activities such as Database cache clean activity, verify patch logs, check application behaviour on daily basis before getting into my work.

Just imagine, if all such activities handled daily by just a single BUTTON CLICK. Yeah this is possible with EXCEL MACRO programming Where to use a Macro: If any repetitive daily activity, you can use EXCEL MACRO in place of it with little bit programming.

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