From: WHITESR@APPSTATE.EDU (Steve White)
Subject: Re: MS Excel Macros Sources/UserGroups?
Organization: APPALACHIAN STATE UNIVERSITY
Date: Tue, 18 Aug 1992 13:42:12 GMT
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In <earl-170892162055@gelman1.cognet.ucla.edu> earl@cognet.ucla.edu writes:

> Hello all,
> 
> I would very much appreciate any information anyone might have regarding
> e-mail/snail-mail mailing lists, user groups, programming groups, software
> clearinghouses, FTP sites, etc. for Microsoft Excel macros (the programming
> language).
> 
> Thanks very much,
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Earl M. Williams               "No matter where you go, there you are"
> earl@cognet.ucla.edu           -Buckaroo Banzai (among others)


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HERE ARE SOME EXCEL MACROS RECENTLY POSTED AT SUMEX:
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In the app group at SUMEX: excel-fft.hqx.

Author's Description:

FFT is a Fast Fourier Transform for Excel.

A Fourier transform gives the frequency components of a series of data,
or vice-versa.  

This function is Freeware.  If you use it, strike a blow against tyranny.

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In the misc group at SUMEX: excel-window-meister-1b.hqx

Author's Description:

This set of macros and files are intended to facilitate the
navigation and management of Excel 3.0a/Mac windows and files.

The macros can provide the user with a wide list of up to 100 Excel open
windows, from which one window can be chosen to activate.  This avoids
Excel's display under the "Window" menu, which is limited to nine
windows, and also avoids Excel's "More Windows" narrow dialog box. The
unhiding of a window selected from the list is automated.

The macros allow you to easily transport to the data that are the bases
of a chart by copying the formula from the chart's formula bar, then
selecting the macros' "Goto Wrksht/Cells: Use Clipboard" command.

The macros allow you to re-open a subset of a "workspace" created by it.

The macros provide a quick exit from Excel, avoiding the "Save" dialog
boxes if you know you want to get out of Excel NOW!

And much more!

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[Full disclosure in email statements: I am the author of The Window
Meister. It consists of protected shareware programs and files.]

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You might be interested in subscribing to the Excel Developers List. You
can look into subscribing by contacting Clay Bridges at
clay=xldev-add@cs.cmu.edu. or clay=xldev-request@cs.cmu.edu.

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There is a news group on usenet called comp.apps.spreadsheets.

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Hope this helps!

Steve
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