
Learn practical VBA and macros from expert developers, covering macro creation, the Visual Basic editor, variables and data types, and the Excel object model with practical examples.
Open the Visual Basic Editor in Excel with F11. Learn how the Project Explorer, Property window, and Immediate, Watch, and Locals windows aid debugging and code execution.
Learn how VBA comparison operators work, including equals, not equals, greater than, less than, greater than or equal to, and less than or equal to, with x and y.
Explore comparison operators in Excel VBA by comparing two variables using equal, not equal, less than, greater than, and their variant forms, shown via if statements and message boxes.
Explore practical examples of sub procedures and functions in VBA by building a parameterized calculator, calling procedures, and returning values to display results.
Learn to read cell values into VBA variables and write results back to Excel cells using Sheet1.Range.Value, then sum three numbers and debug line by line with F8.
Format a data range in Excel VBA by applying borders, bold header, blue fill, white font, and auto-fit columns across A1 to G19 using the sheet code name.
Learn how to work with workbooks in Excel VBA by opening, referencing ThisWorkbook, copying data between workbooks, pasting into a target sheet, and safely closing with save options.
Explore how to work with the Excel VBA application object, including closing the Excel application and retrieving the logged-in user name with Application.UserName, shown in a message box.
Explore the Excel application object in VBA, use the username property to identify the current user, toggle screen updating for faster formatting, and close the application.
Learn how to write if, if else, and else if statements in VBA using single-line and block formats, with practical examples for conditions, holidays, and multi-action blocks.
this lecture demonstrates an excel vba example using nested if statements to verify english, maths, and science marks are above 33 to pass, otherwise fail, with an alternative using and.
Demonstrate a practical excel vba select case example that labels a day from C3 as either a holiday or a working day, using multiple and comma-separated cases.
Explore how the for loop repeats tasks using a counter and iterations, from counting one to ten to checking even numbers with mod. Learn how step increments customize loops.
Use a for each loop to iterate through the workbook's worksheets collection and perform actions on each sheet. Inside the loop, protect each sheet with the password 1 2 3.
Use a for each loop to iterate through all worksheets, apply header formatting to A1:F1 with bold font and green fill, and add borders using end up to last row.
This lecture demonstrates a practical Excel VBA while loop that evaluates student marks in B to D against 33, assigns pass or fail, and colors the result green or red.
Exits a do loop in Excel VBA using exit do, driven by a condition and user input. Demonstrates summing numbers until the user stops and a marks check for pass.
Learn how the StrReverse function reverses strings in VBA, then use InStr and Right to extract file extensions or last words from sentences.
Learn LCase and UCase functions in Excel VBA with a practical loop that converts column a to lowercase in column b and uppercase in column c.
Learn to extract date parts with left, mid, and right in Excel and convert them to dates using VBA with CDate, illustrating a loop over a us date format column.
Learn how the trim function removes leading and trailing spaces from a string, returning an updated string. Keep in mind that it does not remove spaces inside the string.
Learn how to clean data in Excel VBA by applying the trim function to remove leading and trailing spaces, ensuring accurate name counts and consistent results in macros.
Explore a practical example of the len function in Excel VBA, checking if customer names exceed 20 characters to determine label printing status and record results in column B.
Course Material Works in Microsoft Excel 2007, 2010, 2013 and 2016, Office 365
This course is going to take you by step-by-step detailed and engaging video tutorials and train you on all the Excel VBA aspects which you should learn. After completing this course, you will be able to create well defined, clean codes to automate your routine Excel Jobs to increase your productivity.
Once you start this course, you will feel engaged and confident with advanced level of Excel VBA Codes which will make yourself different from the crowd. After each lesson, you will be assigned with an assignment which will give real hands-on experience. Each assignment is connected to the next assignment, hence it will keep you engaged and will make you to create robust, dynamic VBA codes or Macros for yourself and your peers. This will make you to achieve greater productivity and ease your life with your regular Excel Jobs. You will also be able to create stunning new Excel Features which will impress all your colleagues, bosses.
Why you should Enroll in this Course:
To get well versed with Real Life Scenarios
To draft Clean and Standard VBA Codes
Hands-On Experience
Simple Explanations and Clear Videos
On Training Support - Response within 24 hours
Get Quick VBA Tips to create quick VBA Codes
Things you get in this Course:
Understand how to use the right syntax in VBA
Useful Excel VBA codes you can directly use for your work
Use the macro recorder for simpler tasks and improve the code
Working with the Visual Basic Editor
Debugging tools and error handling methods
Different ways to reference ranges and cells
Different methods to loop
How to work with data types
PivotTables in Excel using VBA
Importing data from other files and exporting data to text files
Interacting with other applications (Word, PowerPoint, Outlook)
User forms to enhance the Excel interface
Basically all the knowledge you need to automate tasks in Excel
Each of these projects will direct you through key Excel VBA programming concepts and direct you to identify and use best practices in creating Excel Macros.
Hence don't waste time, Enroll now and learn how you can get Microsoft Excel to your work for you.