More good advice from Exelkungen.

Complicated Excel Macros in all its glory…

… but many of the great efficiencies in simple macros that eliminate repetitive tasks!

Becoming better at Excel has a lot to get better at using Excel more effectively, and perhaps above all to understand WHAT should be streamlined and what precisely your time wasters are.

In many cases, repetitva operations are simplified by using simple macros that you connect to the simple keyboard shortcuts (which furthermore can be performed with only one hand, som t ex CTRL + in).

Below are examples of a few simple “effectiveness macros. For you to be more efficient at your job everyday, you must “examine” yourself and learn which operations are the most time-consuming in your case.

Alternating left / right position

Sub VansterHoger()
If Selection.HorizontalAlignment = xlRight Then
Selection.HorizontalAlignment = xlLeft
Else
Selection.HorizontalAlignment = xlRight
End If
End Sub
Paste formats

You copy (CTRL + c) a cell / range of cells with the format you wish to apply to a different cell range. Then select the new field and run the macro.
Sub Paste Formats()
Selection.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlFormats
Application.CutCopyMode = False
End Sub
If you have not started with macros yet?

Then you look at the course sections in Macro School, a number of video tutorials showing how to get started with Macros and VBA in Excel.