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VBA in excel programming

VBA in excel programming

VBA in excel programming

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I have able to create a user application in VBA in excel which consists of 3 different algorithm (ROC, DCA and BEA). None of the algorithm have yet finish developed  as i have difficulty in developing the code and manipulating the VBA. I must say i am only at a beginner level in using VBA in excel.

My question is, how to sort out the algotirhm in excel, i'm currently using sort command but it only applies to 3 column max.

How i would like to call a word files from my excel/VBA.

how to export any other programme such c++ into VBA..

RE: VBA in excel programming

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With regard to your sort problem, you could use the Sort command more than once. If you think about it, sorting is a physical process which leaves the data at the end in a new order.  Therefore, there's no reason why you can't select the data again and sort further.

As long as you do your minor sorts first you can then continue with the major sort(s).

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