VBA4Play: Making a Maze (Part 1: Your First Maze)

This post has been written by guest author Jordan Goldmeier of Advanced XL.  Disclaimer: The following tutorial requires Conditional Formatting which is a feature of Excel 2010 and greater. If you are using an older version of Excel, please note that formatting will not work correctly for you. This article is part of a series called…

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VBA4Play: Making a Maze (Part 1: Your First Maze)

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VBA4Play: Making a Maze (Part 1: Your First Maze)