Learn how to use Excel VBA to
develop cost effective, cutting edge, powerful business tools.
Over 1500+ pages of advanced Excel VBA topics covering multi-source data processing, event apps, reporting, userform / ActiveX controls, database command, text files, controlling Word / PowerPoint and Windows folder command.
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Microsoft Excel VBA Manual Specifics
| For: |
Business Professionals |
| Format: |
ADOBE PDF and Excel Files
as zip file download |
| Details: |
Covers beginning to advanced Excel VBA topics |
| Book: |
1500+ pages with examples |
| Platform: |
Windows 7 - Windows 10 |
| Sent: |
Sent within 3 hr after purchase Mon-Fri 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM PT |
| Versions: |
Excel for Windows 2007-2019, Microsoft 365 |
Manual Introduction.
Our Microsoft Excel VBA self study manual covers the Excel VBA topics
which enable you to develop advanced data processing, reporting,
database, and dashboard business tools.
It reviews the key Excel VBA programming
fundamentals which are used at the core of advanced Excel VBA project
construction.
It covers advanced VBA data processing
topics like multi worksheet/workbook data processing; reading and
writing to text files; commanding and controlling the Windows folder and
file system; and looping through and scanning workbooks for data in
multiple folders. It also covers essential data processing topics like
tracking and finding data and using loops and logic to shift through
complex data patterns.
Our manual discusses advanced report
generation showing how to control external applications like Word and
PowerPoint from Excel. It also covers how to control Microsoft Access
and SQL driven databases.
Our manual also covers advanced program
interface construction using userforms, ActiveX controls and events; and
advanced dashboard construction using charts, ActiveX controls,
worksheets, events and drawing shapes. It will show you how to take your
Excel applications to new heights.
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Learning Module 12: VBA Editor and Module Basics
- VBA overview, what is VBA, how is it used
- VBA project and module overview
- What is a procedure and its basic structure?
- How to use key procedure types used in VBA
- VBA statement, syntax and keyword overview
- VBA editor overview, operation and window review
- Macro protection review
- How to manage VBA modules and type in them
- How to turn off and on key VBA Editor features
- VBA procedure calling rules
- Referencing and integrating code from other VBA projects
- How to debug your code using the VBA Editor
Learning Module 13: VBA Language Review | Controlling Key Excel Elements with VBA
- VBA variables, constants and arrays (declaring, scope and data typing)
- How to create and use expressions in VBA that perform calculations
- How to use different operators in your expressions (logical, arithmetic, string, comparison...)
- How to run VBA and Excel functions in your procedures
- How to use VBA arrays in your procedures
- How to create and use logic in your procedures
- How to create and use For and Do loops in your procedures
- What is an object, a property and a method
- How to correctly build object expressions that identify and command Excel objects
- How to run properties and methods in your VBA procedures
- How to create and effectively use Set statements in your VBA code
- How to build For…Each Next loops to loop through objects scanning for items
- How to use Excel/VBA on-line help
- How to use the VBA macro recorder to record Excel business tasks in VBA
- How to use the Object Browser to look up Objects and their code
- How to provide error protection in your procedures
- Controlling Excel, Workbooks, Worksheets, Windows, Page Setup and PivotTables with VBA
- Controlling Ranges, Range Fonts, Range Borders, Range Colors with VBA
- Controlling Conditional Formatting, Data Validation, Sorting, Excel Tables and Queries with VBA
- How to lock on to changing worksheet data using VBA
- How to use VBA to control and build charts
- Basic data processing strategies for processing worksheet data using VBA
- How to build basic dashboards in Excel by automating charts, drawing shapes and worksheet cells
Learning Module 14: VBA Function Procedure Design
- Benefits of using Function procedures and User Defined Worksheet Functions (UDF's) for business tasks
- Function procedure and UDF differences
- How to declare Function procedures and UDF’s in VBA
- How to create arguments for Function procedures and UDF’s
- How to call UDF’s from a worksheet formula
- Calling Function procedures from other VBA procedures
- Function procedure and UDF procedure interface design
- How to pass worksheet ranges as arguments to UDF's
- Returning scalar and array values from UDF’s to worksheet formulas
- Using VBA and Excel Worksheet functions in your VBA procedures
Learning Module 15: VBA Sub Procedure Design
- Benefits of using Sub procedures for business tasks
- Declaring Sub procedures in VBA
- Creating arguments for Sub procedures
- Calling Sub procedures from other VBA procedures
- Executing Sub procedures via the Macro dialog box
- Executing Sub procedures via shortcut keys
- Executing Sub procedures via graphics
- How to run Sub Procedures by assigning them to drawing shapes and pictures
- How to assign Sub procedures to shapes and pictures using VBA
- How to tell what picture or shape button was clicked using VBA
- Sub procedure interface design
- Sub procedure design tips
- Property procedure overview
Learning Module 16: Using Events, ActiveX Controls, Userforms and VBA to Create Advanced Program Interfaces
- Developing business GUI's and applications in Excel
- Creating graphics that automatically display business data on the worksheet
- Assigning VBA Sub procedures to worksheet based graphics
- Creating event procedures that run automatically when something happens to Excel, a chart, a workbook or a worksheet
- Using ActiveX and Form controls to create GUI’s on the worksheet
- Creating event procedures for controls placed on a worksheet
- Review of creating userforms for business programs
- How to create and control userforms in Excel
- Creating controls and graphics on userforms
- Commanding userforms and their controls with VBA
- Userform design tips
- Creating toolbars from userforms to control your Excel tools
- Creating a tab and button in Excel's Ribbon
Learning Module 17: Commanding Databases and Applications Using VBA
- Automation overview
- How to command other applications from Excel using VBA
- How to use CreateObject to control other applications
- Using DDE with VBA
- How to use DAO to communicate with Microsoft Access
- How to use ADO to communicate with Databases
- How to use ADO to communicate with Microsoft Excel
- How to use ADO to communicate with Text Files
- How to use the FileSystemObject in VBA to control the Windows file system
- How to loop through 100's of workbooks in folders using the FileSystemObject
- How to control Window's Shell
- How to use VBA to control Microsoft Word for reporting purposes
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