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RF Cascade Workbook 2004 User's Guide© - Chapter 2
| Chapter 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, | Version 1.01 by Kirt Blattenberger RF Cafe Website |
Chapter 2 |
| 2 Help Tab (Global Settings) | ||
Since many users of RF Cascade Workbook will end up never even looking at this manual, a few of the topics most likely to be of interest are addressed on the Help worksheet, as shown in Figure 3.
- Adding or deleting rows – Adding or deleting cells within the A1:P151 range will require the VBA code to be
modified to address shifted cell references in these subroutines:
- Sheet1 (RF Cascade Workbook)
- Public Sub SetChartSeries()
- Private Sub btnSelectChartSeries_Click()
- Sheet1 (RF Cascade Workbook)
- FrmChartSeriesMain
- Private Sub cbShowMinMax_Click()
- Turn off hints – How to keep the red hint triangles (and the associated hints)
- Change cell background fill color for user-entered values – How to go to one place to simultaneously change the background color of all the input cells
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| Figure 3 Global Settings | ||
Version 1.01 by Kirt Blattenberger RF Cafe Website |
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