Extend the capabilities of Excel using VBA - Microsoft Excel Tutorial

Contents

• Introduction Introduction

  • Extend the capabilities of Excel using VBA

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    What you should know before starting

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• 1. Introducing Visual Basic for Applications 1. Introducing Visual Basic for Applications

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    Introduce object-oriented programming

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    Examine the Excel object model

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    Work in the Visual Basic Editor

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    Set VBA project properties

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    Create, export, and delete code modules

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    Create a subroutine

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  • Create a function

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    Add comments to your code

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  • Run a VBA procedure

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    Add code to a recorded macro

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• 2. Defining Variables, Constants, and Calculations 2. Defining Variables, Constants, and Calculations

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    Introduce Excel VBA data types

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    Declare variables and require declaration before use

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    Manage variable scope

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    Define static variables and constants

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  • Create a calculation using mathematical operators

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    Define arrays

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  • Define and use object variables

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    Streamline code references using With…End With statements

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    Challenge: Define variables, constants, and calculations

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    Solution: Define variables, constants, and calculations

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• 3. Adding Logic to Your VBA Code 3. Adding Logic to Your VBA Code

  • Repeat a task using a For…Next loop

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    Step through all items of a collection using a For…Each loop

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    Repeat a task using a Do loop

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    Execute code conditionally using an If…Then statement

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    Select which action to take using a Case statement

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    Challenge: Add logic to your code

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    Solution: Add logic to your code

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• 4. Debugging Your VBA Code 4. Debugging Your VBA Code

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    Manage errors using On Error statements

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    Step through a subroutine or function

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    Set breakpoints in your code

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    Verify output using the Immediate window

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    Watch a value in a routine

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    Challenge: Debug your VBA code

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    Solution: Debug your VBA code

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• 5. Manage Workbook Elements and Data in VBA 5. Manage Workbook Elements and Data in VBA

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    Write a value to a cell

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    Cut, copy, and paste cell data

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    Find values in cells

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    Refer to cells using the OFFSET property

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    Concatenate text strings

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    Return part of a string

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    Manage worksheets with VBA

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    Manage workbooks with VBA

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    Challenge: Manage workbook elements and data in VBA

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    Solution: Manage workbook elements and data in VBA

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• 6. Adding Advanced Elements to Your VBA Code 6. Adding Advanced Elements to Your VBA Code

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    Turn off screen updating when you run a macro

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    Use worksheet functions in a macro

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    Acquire values using an input box or message box

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    Call a subroutine from another subroutine

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    Challenge: Add advanced elements to your workbook

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    Solution: Add advanced elements to your workbook

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• 7. Using Excel Events in Your VBA Code 7. Using Excel Events in Your VBA Code

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    Run a procedure when you open, close, or save a workbook

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    Run a procedure when a cell range changes

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    Trigger a procedure using a specific key sequence

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    Challenge: Use Excel events in your VBA code

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    Solution: Use Excel events in your VBA code

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• Conclusion Conclusion

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    Further resources

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