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Excel VBA macro to swap 2 values in cells

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It is very useful sometimes to have a shortcut to swap 2 cell values. I have created a macro in VBA to do this. Just copy paste the code below in your VBA module. This video will help you with the procedure VBA Code ------------- Sub Swap2Values()     Dim Value1 As Range, Value2 As Range     Dim TempValue1 As String, TempValue2 As String     If Selection.Cells.Count > 2 Or Selection.Cells.Count < 2 Then         MsgBox "Please select only 2 cells. For other options check back soon!"         End     End If       If Selection.Areas.Count > 1 Then         Set Value1 = Selection.Areas(1).Cells(1, 1)         Set Value2 = Selection.Areas(2).Cells(1, 1)     ElseIf Selection.Rows.Count > Selection.Columns.Count Then         Set Value1 = Selection.Range("A1")         Set Value2 = Se...

Connecting Bluetooth headset with laptop - Bluetooth A2DP

A normal phone Bluetooth headset can be easily connected to a laptop and it can be used as earphones or headphones while using skype, gtalk, WhatsApp, or any other voice chat services or of course to listen to your favorite music. All you need to do is a Bluetooth device and the Bluetooth driver with the A2DP(Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) profile. Amazon Web Services Quiz: Essential AWS Concepts Here is the detailed procedure the setup Bluetooth device with your laptop. Download the A2DP Bluetooth driver from the link provided below. Extract the zip file 'Bluetooth A2DP Driver For Windows.zip'. Go inside the folder 'Bluetooth A2DP Driver For Windows', double-click on the installer file 'anyone-Bluetooth-usb2x0-WindowsXP-v2-1-0-4.exe'. Follow the onscreen instruction to complete the installation.  Once the A2DP driver is installed successfully, Switch on the Bluetooth in the Laptop and Headset. Look for the Bluetooth device the list of ...

How to make an Excel macro available for entire excel in a PC - Excel add-ins

This post will show you how to make an Excel macro available for entire MS Excel in a PC. Whatever macro you write will only be available to that particular file. When you open a new Excel file you need to copy-paste or rewrite the entire macro again in the new excel workbook. You can avoid this by making an Excel Add-In. You can place the excel macro somewhere and make it as an add-in. whatever functionality present in the macro(add-in) will be available to the entire excel in your PC. It will be similar to your =SUM() function. When you try to insert the function, you can see your own functions in the “ User Defined Functions ” category Let’s do it 1.        Open an Excel workbook 2.        Press ALT+F11 3.        In the project explorer( left side pane) select “ VBA Project (book2) ”, right-click Insert, then select Module. A blank page opens in the middle. 4.    ...