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All the files available for download are provided without warranty or support.

Use of these utilities is at your own risk. The files have been tested with Excel versions 7.0a, 97 and 2000 where appropriate. This does not guarantee that they will work on your machine.

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Excel 8 icon indicates the code is designed for Excel 8 (97)
Excel 7 icon indicates the code is designed for Excel 7a (95)
zTools Excel 9 icon

This is a small collection of productivity tools for Excel users, a sheet visibility management tool, Print Management, Time Stamp, a blank sheet delete function and others.

- Updated January 2003 includes zCellWatch functionality

zCommandBars Excel 9 icon

Fed up with trying to identify CommandBars?

CodeComment Excel 7 icon

Commenting your code is essential, this utility makes it simple for Excel 95. Excel 97/2000 version available from Rob Bruce

zHTML Office icon

My first COM addin, and my first addin for the VBE. This utility converts your code into HTML for easy inclusion in a web site.

zCellWatch Excel 9 icon

I developed this for a friend and thought it wouldn't catch on, what user would want a pesky watch window on top of their spreadsheet? What do I know? Microsoft have included a version in Excel 10...

24 Jan 2001 - Updated to allow form resizing - said code supplied by Stephen Bullen - BMS Ltd

27 Jan 2001 - Refresh bug corrected

10 May 2001 - Several updates, Remove Watch updated to fix bug and allow multiple selection/deletion

AppWrapper Excel 9 icon

I came up with this addin after seeing so many posts on newsgroups that could be solved with this functionality. AppWrapper takes the headache out of managing code in multiple workbooks

Logger Excel 9 icon

I first used logging as a tool to decipher the data being passed around my spreadsheets whilst they were in use. I suffered a spate of complaints that they weren't working as they should but given the situation I was told about, it seemed impossible for them to fail. Logging allowed me to understand the flow of data without being sat in front of the machine all the time.