1) Which of the descriptions listed below best describe what a macro in Excel does? Please reveal the details to choose .

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C- It is a series of instructions contained in one command that you can use to automate complex and/or repetitive tasks.

A macro can be defined as the recording of a series of tasks. It’s the simplest form of automation – show a software program the steps you follow to get something done, and the software will follow along. When used right, macros can save you hours by automating simple, repetitive tasks.

 

Marcos in Excel are written in Excel VBA (Visual Basic for Applications). This is a version of Visual Basic (a prominent Microsoft programming language) developed specifically for use in Office-like applications. Creating simple macros – copy a formula from one cell to another, for instance – is fairly easy. Complicated macros require a bit more work. You’ll need to be quite intimate with Excel VBA to automate the more complex tasks in your workflow

Answer C. It is a series of instructions contained in one command that you can use to automate complex and/or repetitive tasks. Like visual basic coding Microsoft programming language inside excel file I use it some times to reconcile large Dada files No one can use it effectively except programmers on visual basic

thank you miss ghada It is the series of commands recorded in one macro to save your time and no need to repeat those things again. just only play macro to perform on behalf of you.  Option C

" If you have tasks in Microsoft Excel that you do repeatedly, you can record a macro to automate those tasks. A macro is an action or a set of actions that you can run as many times as you want. When you create a macro, you are recording your mouse clicks and keystrokes." according to the above defination, we can select option 'c'

  c) It is a series of instructions contained in one command that you can use to automate complex and/or repetitive tasks. 

 

 

c) It is a series of instructions contained in one command that you can use to automate complex and/or repetitive tasks.

Macro is a function written by the user/programmer with the set of instructions in one capsule to use it whenever is required or for repetitive tasks.

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c) It is a series of instructions contained in one command that you can use to automate complex and/or repetitive tasks. 

 

 

By running a macro, users are able to trim down time normally consumed by repetitive tasks. Some macros, like the ones in MS Excel, may also contain functions. An Excel macro is typically created by recording a sequence of keyboard and mouse actions using the Macro Recorder. It can also be created using Visual Basic (because even a recorded macro is made up of Visual Basic code). A stored macro can then be accessed from a menu list or from the toolbar and run by simply clicking. You can also assign a hotkey to the macro for even faster access. Since macros can be called automatically as soon as a digital document is loaded, they have been employed by malicious individuals for creating macro viruses. In the 1990s, unsuspecting users were often terrorized by screens that seemingly displayed characters on their own or mouse pointers that clicked on buttons or highlighted text.

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Certainly the answer is (c) 

 

 

 

 

macro in Excel  c ) It is a series of instructions contained in one command that you can use to automate complex and/or repetitive tasks. 

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