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Part IV: Communicating with Your Users
Figure 16-9 shows the worksheet after converting the text to uppercase.
Notice that the formula in cell B15 and the date in cell B16 were not changed.
The macro, as you recall, works only with cells that contain text.
Figure 16-9:
The text
has been
converted to
uppercase.
As long as the workbook is open, you can execute the macro from any other
workbook. If you close the workbook that contains your macro, Ctrl+Shift+C
no longer has any function.
If the macro doesn’t work properly, double-check the preceding steps to
locate and correct the error. Don’t be alarmed; debugging is a normal part of
developing macros. As a last resort, download the completed workbook from
this book’s Web site, and try to figure out where you went wrong.