Their own input, in ways they may have never thought of before. Then, with a Macro and button as part of the program, they could click on the 'combine' button, and this Excel file would find every possible combination from the rows and columns, and form logical sentences from all that, to help describe themselves, using Maybe the columns would be 10 rows deep, however many terms they might come up with, but really unlimited the way I wrote the program. I had them make columns (about 5) to put words that fit categories, then fill those columns with matching terms. The Bonus tool was only that, a Bonus, not needed for the class, but helped catch every possible combination of words they came up with to form a sentence, plus the results were instant, they didnt have to manually find and write all the combinations, and The student only had a Mac, so I was trying to address an issue for any other student that only had a Mac, and couldnt use the Bonus tool. This initial excel file was intended to help one of my 'online' students access an Excel (win) file that was just a 'Bonus' tool, and part of a class that teaches how to discover your natural talents. Good point Dogubob, I hadn't thought of the Licensing issue. Maybe I need to mention to my class that they must have access to Windows before they start, good point, or either run it for them and they give me the data to input for the program. Run, and it wouldnt matter if the person only had a Mac, because they wouldnt be running it on their computer, but on the online Excel, which would probably be a Windows software version.īut, since you said you didnt think anywhere would support Macros online, then that probably answers my question.

Im assuming where ever I upload it, it would be on a tool that recognized Excel and would

My question really was where can I upload my small Excel program so that anyone (whether they own a mac or win) can run this small excel program and benefit from it.

I think you helped me with your first answer, and I got thrown off by something else said.Įven tho this was to help a person who had a Mac (and Im not trying to convert it to a Mac version),

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