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How to enable macro debugger?

Asked by garlic_software in Test / Validation Development Software, Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software, Spreadsheet Software

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As a senior QA Analyst whiz (a modest one, too :), I've been tasked with QA_ing a macro development project that essentially reformats an excel spreadsheet created by a cognos data store so the user doesn't have to when previewing the sheets (reports). The contractor developer has become annoyed with me doing my job (who likes to be told that their baby is ugly?).  Being a former (hesitate, long sigh) developer, I know a little bit about coding, and was dutifully pointing out all of the structural trash (I mean work in progress) to the client, as well as the really easy functional faults that are occurning.  As such, the wicked developer has disabled debug, cutting my hands off at the wrists in trying to develop real tests, leaving me to have to pick off the low-hanging fruit only.   Does anyone know how I can re-enable debug after breaking the macro execution?  I've asked the evil developer a couple times to do so, but really, when it comes down to it, does a development contractor really care what a QA contractor needs (sorry, I digress, that's a WHOLE 'nuther subject)...enough griping for now.... thanks for any help.....Start Free Trial
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Zones: Test / Validation Development Software, Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software, Spreadsheet Software
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