Hi
Ive been looking for a way to record using excel with the computers microphone. I came across this VBA code using google search but I have no idea how to link to a buttonwould anyone be kind enough to try it and check it works please?! if it does work, is it possible to add visualisation like show soundwaves?!
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Micbrook,
The code works great! But you need to correct one error. The line just prior to the first routine, "TestRecording" is missing an "=" sign.
Now, place an active X button on you sheet > right click it and left click View Code. In the button's click routine, add the line highlighted in bluePlease Login or Register to view this content.
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Maud
Thanks Maudhowever I still cant get it to work
alansidman the title has been changed since proton replied, is it still not sufficient?!
I randomly looked on your code and chosen one example. Your subroutine
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Carefully read Post#2 from protonLeah and you'll know why.alansidman the title has been changed since proton replied, is it still not sufficient?!
Avoid using Select, Selection and Activate in your code. Use With ... End With instead.
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Micbrook,
"C:\Users\benny\Documents\test.wav"
If this is not your path, please change it so it points to a sound file on your system.
Maud
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