Microsoft Excel Essentials: Level 3 - VBA Programming+Macros (Updated)

Turbocharge Excel with VBA! From Helper Programs to Complete Solutions With Excel VBA - Excel 2010 Excel 2013 Excel 2016

Introducing Visual Basic For Applications

Visual Basic for Applications, or VBA, is included with Excel, so there's nothing more to buy. If you have Excel, you already have access to VBA.

VBA is the powerhouse. It's the code that lives under the hood where the magic happens.

A lot of people can record a Macro, but being able to program in VBA is quite a different thing. It separates the good from the truly amazing, and I want you to be amazing!

Now, one of those words in "Visual Basic for Applications" carries more weight than the others. And no, it's not "Basic" (though coding the way I will teach you is simple!).

No, it's "Applications". In fact, it's the "s" at the very end. The significance is that VBA works across ALL MICROSOFT APPLICATIONS! Word, Outlook, Access, PowerPoint, Internet Explorer, and even WINDOWS ITSELF!

In this course I will not only teach you how to code for Excel, there are even THREE, no…FOUR Bonus Sections:

Contolling Word
Contolling Outlook
Yes, even controlling Windows
and now…Automating PowerPoint!
_____________________________________________________________________________

"If you are serious about learning how to make excel work for you, you should take this course" - Beatrice

"I first encountered Alan by doing his level 1 and level 2 courses here on Udemy. I wish I had come across him many years earlier. I'm learning so much about VBA than I could have ever imagined. This is an excellent course…" - Jonathan Balmforth

_____________________________________________________________________________

What Makes Me Qualified To Teach You?

Well, I'm a regular guy. I don't have a University degree, but what I do have is the drive to learn new things and never be beaten by a problem…a lot like you, I guess.

What I also have is over 20 years of experience in using Excel, and programming solutions with VBA.

I have built simple helper systems to make life easier for my colleagues. I've programmed complete MRP systems to run the procurement division of a £1.3b company, and everything in between.

So, I can do it, does that mean I can teach you?

You bet! I have taught hundreds of students one on one, and even more in groups. Many of my students have gone on to better paying jobs, start their own businesses, or at the very least made their work lives less stressful! One of my most recent students got a promotion and a 15% pay rise just 16 weeks after learning how to code! Not bad, hey?