
Learn to create and assign buttons to run macros in Excel, using form controls and the quick access toolbar for a macro across multiple sheets.
Learn to use relative references when recording Excel macros, so the macro runs from the cursor position, not first row. The lesson shows enabling this option and recording formatting steps.
Learn to edit a recorded Excel macro with the VBA editor, Project Explorer, and modules, and adjust heading formatting for reports, while noting macro security basics.
Learn to set and manage breakpoints in Excel macros, then run to them or step through code with F8 to debug VBA and inspect recent records.
Learn to automate report creation in Excel using VBA macros. Build a filtering tool that creates per-location sheets from a master data set, using recording, copy-paste, and looping.
Conduct a rapid revision of Excel macros and VBA basics, covering recording and running macros, creating buttons, enabling developer, editing code, and basic cross-workbook automation.
Learn how to write and execute Excel formulas in VBA by embedding them with Application.WorksheetFunction, using count, managing ranges, and triggering via a button for automated reports.
Explains making dynamic data pulls in Excel macros by explicitly specifying the source sheet while counting a range, avoiding the active sheet assumption.
Explore else if in macro VBA to handle name and blank conditions, assigning the participant name or a default participant value with multiple branches.
Create a dynamic consolidation macro that counts all sheets, uses a for loop from 1 to total sheets, and copies data into the consolidation sheet.
Consolidate data from multiple files with a macro: copy from the Dubai file, paste into the main workbook, and manage the last row and file activation.
Consolidate data from multiple workbooks by opening files listed in a control sheet, copying into a consolidation sheet, looping through files, and running in the background with screen updating off.
Excel Macros - VBA for Report Automation
The objective of this course is to make you expert in writing own macros code Exclusive for Report Automation.
If you see the course outline its all practical topics and only those codes has been taught which is regularly used in the report automation.
The other benefit is its a complete class room training hence i have very slow step by step to make you understand each topics.
In this course i have even covered Sheets and Files Consolidation & Segregation Project which is regular required in Report Automation in Corporates.
Overview
Advanced Excel users encounter repetitive tasks such as: reports that need to be produced, data that needs to be updated or tables that need to be formatted on a regular basis. Using “Macros” many of these routine tasks can be automated. Using advanced knowledge of Excel learned in this class they can record the steps or operations that they want to perform, and then press a button to repeat them over and over again (and again).
Prerequisite : Proficient knowledge of Microsoft Excel. This class is for non-programmers.
Target Student
This course is for individuals who use Excel 2016, 2013 or 2010 frequently and who need to automate routine tasks. Programming experience is not required.
Thanks & Regards
Ramzan Rajani
Microsoft Excel Specialist and Certified Trainer