Excel Macros And Vba: Automate Your Excel Workload
Last updated 8/2015
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 116.95 MB | Duration: 1h 9m
Last updated 8/2015
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 116.95 MB | Duration: 1h 9m
Learn how to use the power of Excel Macros and VBA to automate and reduce you Excel workload to almost nothing!
What you'll learn
Automate your Excel workload
Impress your boss with your Excel wizardry!
Build your Resume by adding Excel Programming to your Skills
Requirements
Microsoft Excel
Basic Excel Skills (you know what rows and columns are)
Description
If you already use Excel, you know how repetitive and time consuming some tasks can be. This course is designed to teach you how to take those repetitive and time consuming Excel tasks, and make them happen in a click of a button! If you use Excel a lot in your work, this course is essential; it will reduce your workload significantly.
In this course you will learn:
What macros are and why you should use them.How to read and edit Visual Basic for Application code, and quickly edit macros.How to make conditional macros that work in a variety of situations.How to create macros that apply effects dynamically to large sets of Excel data.How to save enormous amounts of time by automating your Excel work.
Overview
Section 1: Welcome to Excel 2013: Macros!
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: What is a Macro and when to Use Them?
Lecture 2 Identifying Applicable Situations for Using Macros
Lecture 3 More Macro Situations
Lecture 4 The Macro Recorder Example
Section 3: Let's Explore Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)!
Lecture 5 Overview of Other Techniques: Using VBA
Lecture 6 The Many Ways to Run a Macro
Lecture 7 The VBA Environment and Componets
Lecture 8 Creating a Simple Macro
Section 4: Unlock the True Power of Macros, Starting Here
Lecture 9 Expanding a Macro with the IF Statement
Lecture 10 Understanding when to Use Absolute and Relative References
Lecture 11 Using For Next Statements
Lecture 12 Using Do While and Do Until Statements
Section 5: Supplemental Lectures
Lecture 13 Relative vs. Absolute References
Lecture 14 Macro Code: Covert Clients to Database Format
Section 6: Was this Course Worth Your Money?
Lecture 15 How to Leave a Review
Lecture 16 How to Request a Refund
This course is meant for people who know how to use the basic features of Excel and want to unlock it's true power.