Essential Vba Training For Excel - Automate Repetitive Tasks

Learn Microsoft VBA to automate your time-consuming procedures in Excel.

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.
Requirements
Microsoft Excel. The course was created using Excel 2013. All of the code used in this course except for one property is compatible for Excel 2007, Excel 2010, and Excel 2013.
Intermediate knowledge of Microsoft Excel.
Description
Master Automation by Learning the Ins and Outs of Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) for ExcelIn Essential VBA Training for Excel - get up to speed on using VBA to help automate time-consuming procedures in Excel.Great for automating repetitive tasks and operations that you perform frequently, VBA is a powerful tool to increase your productivity. Contents and OverviewThe 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, exercise files, and an optional quiz, 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.This course includes:Exercise filesAn optional quiz to test what you've learnedA certificate of completionAll of our videos are high definition; therefore, they are best viewed with the HD setting on and the videos enlarged.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction to the VBA Course

Lecture 2 WATCH ME: Essential Information for a Successful Training Experience

Lecture 3 Course Exercise and Solution Files

Section 2: The Environment

Lecture 4 Getting Started

Lecture 5 The VBA Editor

Lecture 6 First Coding Manipulations

Section 3: VBA as a Language

Lecture 7 VBA Syntax, Keywords, and Comments

Lecture 8 Objects and VBA's Intellitext

Lecture 9 Variables and Method Calling Rules

Lecture 10 How to Define and Manage Variables

Lecture 11 Constant Variable Types and Variables through Intellitext

Section 4: Introducing Macros

Lecture 12 Subroutines

Lecture 13 Logical Constructs: The Boolean Type

Lecture 14 Logical Constructs: If and Switch Statements

Lecture 15 Methods for Communicating to the User

Lecture 16 Looping: The For and Do While Loops

Lecture 17 Looping: Collections and the For Each Loop

Section 5: Introducing Functions

Lecture 18 Functions

Lecture 19 Returning Values from Functions

Lecture 20 Sending Values to Functions

Lecture 21 Determining Limitations

Lecture 22 The Worksheet Function Object

Lecture 23 Completing Exercise 5

Lecture 24 The Range Object

Lecture 25 Writing an Array Formula

Section 6: Common Keys to VBA

Lecture 26 The Application Object

Lecture 27 The Workbook and Worksheet Objects

Lecture 28 Using Errors to Guide You

Lecture 29 The Name and Names Objects

Lecture 30 The PivotTable Object

Lecture 31 The Chart and ChartObject Objects

Lecture 32 The PageSetup Object and Print Ranges

Lecture 33 One Approach To Completing Exercise 8

Section 7: Conclusion

Lecture 34 Concluding Remarks

Section 8: Course Quiz

Those wanting to automate Excel task or procedures.,Those seeking productivity gains.,Users of Excel who want increase their ability.