XL: How to Play a Sound Note Using Visual Basic for ApplicationsLast reviewed: February 4, 1998Article ID: Q162550 |
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SUMMARYThis article describes how to insert a sound note into a cell and play the sound using a Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications macro procedure in the versions of Microsoft Excel listed above. NOTE: Microsoft Excel 97 for Windows and Microsoft Excel 98 Macintosh Edition do not support sound notes.
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Operating system Folder File -------------------------------------------------- Windows 3.x C:\Windows Ding.wav Windows 95 C:\Windows\Media Ding.wav Macintosh System Briefcase Quack
' Before running this macro you must insert a sound note into ' cell A1 on sheet1.
Sub PlaySound() ' Insert a sound note into Cell A1. ' Test for sound capability. If Application.CanPlaySounds Then ' Play the SoundNote in cell A1. Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("A1").SoundNote.Play End If End Sub
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