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Quiz: Looping macros in Excel 2003
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Excel macros are simple, powerful, and easy to customize. Looping macros are especially useful for working with ranges of data.

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1. Where does the name of the macro appear in the code?
 
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2. If you want a loop to run until it finds a specified value, what type of loop would you use?
 
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3. When looping through a list in Excel, is it easier to use the Cells property or the Range property?
 
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4. When is it best to use a Do…Loop?
 
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5. By default, VBA is case sensitive when using the Like operator to compare text.
 
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