Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
10 Hour(s) 21 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Simon Sez IT
Certificate
- Available
- *The delivery and distribution of the certificate are subject to the policies and arrangements of the course provider.
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Course Overview
VBA for Excel beginner and intermediate training. Discover how to automate your time-consuming procedures in Excel.
Master Automation by Learning the Ins and Outs of Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) for Excel
How to automate tasks and operations that you perform frequently
Learn how to use the VBA editor
Discover the use input boxes and message boxes to interact users
Learn how to use error messages
Exercise files to practice what you learn
Learn advanced methods for automating tedious Excel jobs
Advanced VBA Language Details in easy-to-learn form
Learn vital Event Patterns
Extensive discussion of Custom Object possibilities
Successfully interfacing with Excel
Working with References and Libraries
Discover how to customize the right click menu
How to modify the Excel user interface
Great for automating repetitive tasks and operations that you perform frequently, VBA is a powerful tool to increase your productivity.
Essential VBA Training for Excel
Contents and Overview
The course is designed for individuals and professionals who are new to VBA and who are seeking practical ways to automate tasks in Microsoft Excel that are performed frequently.
Through 4 hours of video lectures and exercise files, you'll learn the essentials you need to know to create powerful macros using VBA for Excel.
Find out how to use the VBA editor, VBA syntax, keywords, and comments.
Discover how to define and manage variables, set up subroutines, and create functions.
Also, find out how to use input boxes and message boxes to interact with end users.
Learn practical methods for using macro errors to improve your VBA code.
When you complete this course, you'll be well on your way to using VBA macros in Excel to help you and others automate tasks and operations performed frequently.
Intermediate VBA for Excel
You've completed the beginner course in VBA - or you've used VBA in your personal life or at work. You know your way around this incredibly helpful Visual Basics for Applications that is always associated with power driving MS Excel. You understand how VBA can automate BIG Excel tasks so they can be done quickly, making you look like the office genius. Hey, nothing wrong with that!
Now challenge yourself with the next logical step. Intermediate VBA is the learner friendly course that steps you through powerful, more advanced features and possibilities of making VBA do what you need it to.
Contents and Overview
This professionally produced video course shows anyone with some VBA experience how to supercharge Excel. You will learn more advanced procedures for automating tough and time-consuming Excel jobs with advanced micros. This course gives you a lot more power to fully customize VBA to do some pretty miraculous things.
The course starts with a very helpful and detailed discussion of more advanced VBA language. Don't let "more advanced" scare you away. The course always assumes you've got a life and need these things explained in ways that are quick and easy to grasp fully.
Next is a solid discussion of Event Patterns. This gives you advanced tools for doing just about anything you need with VBA. That is followed by a major section on Custom Objects.
Of course, there is plenty of information on making VBA work smoothly with Excel. Then the course wraps up with a great tutorial on how to use References and Libraries. Just what you need to continue in your study of VBA for as long as you like.
To help you retain the information the instructor has included exercise files to practice what you learned. Then there is an optional quiz to test your knowledge.
This is the Intermediate training you need for advanced abilities with VBA. Make yourself more valuable at work. Or use these concepts for your own business or personal needs.
This course includes:
Exercise files to practice what you've learned
Beginner and intermediate courses
A certificate of completion
All of our videos are high definition; therefore, they are best viewed with the HD setting on and the videos enlarged.
Here's what our students are saying...
★★★★★ "For someone who is a beginner in VBA for Excel, this course is the right thing. Both structure and the presenter were great, and I will recommend this course to everyone who needs VBA programming in Excel." -Darko Vlajkovic
★★★★★ "Very informative and easy to follow. Examples are clear." -Daniel Rosenthal
★★★★★ "I'm only on Lesson 2 so far, but the instructor's subject pace is perfect and well with his enunciation and "easy voice". I'm looking forward to the upcoming lessons. Overall, I give it 5 Stars at this point, and will update this review again once I complete the course." -Scott Beecher
Course Content
- 16 section(s)
- 77 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Excel VBA for Beginners: Introduction
- Section 2 Getting Started
- Section 3 Code Writing Basics
- Section 4 Specific Code Constructs
- Section 5 Writing Functions
- Section 6 Key Objects and Error Handling
- Section 7 Conclusion
- Section 8 VBA Intermediate Course
- Section 9 VBA Intermediate: Introduction
- Section 10 VBA Intermediate: VBA Language Details
- Section 11 VBA Intermediate: Excel Events
- Section 12 VBA Intermediate: Custom Objects
- Section 13 VBA Intermediate: The Excel Interface
- Section 14 VBA Intermediate: External References and Office Interop
- Section 15 VBA Intermediate: Conclusion
- Section 16 Additional Training
What You’ll Learn
- How to automate tasks and operations that you perform frequently.
- General syntax rules, what keywords are, and how to add comments.
- What variables are, and how they relate to functions versus methods and subroutines.
- How to specify different variables, including arrays, and how to manage them in code.
- How to use intellitext with variables, particularly those that are defined constants.
- What functions are, how they are used, and how to stage a scenario to complete.
- How functions return values.
- How to define inputs for functions.
- How to use input boxes and message boxes to interact with the user.
- The intricacies surrounding creating an array formula.
- How to use the application object to control the user experience.
- How to use errors to improve your code.
- How to use the name and names object to manage named ranges.
- General information about the PivotTable object and basic approaches to utilizing it.
- Discover some of the more advanced details about VBA, such as memory management and additional key words.
- How to write and implement Excel events, to modify how Excel reacts to different user actions.
- Discover how to modify a variety of standard behaviors, such as double clicking, opening files and saving files through VBA.
- Learn custom classes, including introducing you to blank custom classes, and finally moves onto how do you use user form classes.
- Learn how to design and implement specialized classes of objects.
- Discover how to customize the right click menu within cell ranges.
- Learn external libraries, and how you can extend VBA's capabilities beyond standard Excel options.
- Learn about where VBA falls within the Excel file structure, and how different Excel file types use VBA differently.
- How to modify the Excel user interface, including the "Ribbon" and context menus to interact with your VBA code.
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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VVimal Chawla
It will help if a pdf version of the course is available like in your ACCESS course. That way you don't have to keep stopping the video to write down notes. The transcript is practically useless as it reads like it was computer generated. The advanced part of VBA needs work, specially the concepts behind creating your won class.
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SSrinath
basic teaching is very good
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CClay Crooks
section 4 lessions and exercises do not seem to match.
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AAbinadab Salgado
Its very interesting. I find that I need to revisit some videos to fully grasp what is being talked about, but overall it gets easier as you start understanding the terminology.
