
Learn how macros automate repetitive tasks in Excel VBA and navigate macro security settings in the trust center, including enabling with alerts and trusted locations to protect against viruses.
Learn to manage sheets and worksheets with Excel VBA by creating, naming, adding, moving, copying, hiding, and deleting sheets, and controlling visibility and alerts in real world workbooks.
Learn to use the range object in Excel, including its properties and methods, and manage dynamic data with copy, paste, borders, end, offset, and active cell operations.
Master manipulating rows, columns, and cells with their properties, including inserting and deleting rows and columns, clearing contents, and using the sales property to populate data.
Master VBA comparison operators: equal to, not equal to, greater than, greater than or equal to, less than, and less than or equal to, and their use in conditionals.
Explore how VBA concatenation operators join strings and numbers: the ampersand reliably concatenates, while the plus sign can concatenate strings and adds numbers in numeric contexts.
Explore how the Excel VBA round function differs from the regular Excel round function, using bankers rounding to even numbers and implementing a rounder module that demonstrates 1-decimal results.
By taking this course on Udemy, you will gain knowledge on the following:
How to:
1. Create dynamic code in your automations.
2. Become more efficient and get more time to focus on other assignments as you will be able to execute complex tasks in a single click.
3. Create Pivot Tables programmatically.
4. Create Pivot Charts programmatically.
5. Use methods such as: Replace, Sort, Remove Duplicates, AutoFilter and Find in Excel VBA to dynamically find columns names, rather than fixed column positions in a data set.
6. Easily Automate Microsoft Word from Excel and Integrate your Excel data into your Word Automation.
7. Use Excel VBA Dictionaries
8. Use ArrayLists to improve the efficiency of your codes.
9. Use If statements, Nested If statements, Else and ElseIf Statement in Excel VBA.
10. Use case statements and nested case statements.
11. Use Excel VBA loops, including: While Loop, Do While Loop, For Next Loop and For Each Loop.
12. Use advanced decision making logics along with Excel VBA Loops to create advanced and flexible codes in Excel VBA.
13. Master the debugging process of an Excel VBA application to understand what your code does and how it does it.
The List above contains just some of the many benefits and advantages that Excel VBA brings to the table.