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A.K.Solutions: Visual Basic behind Microsoft Excel Course Content
For this 2 day course, no previous knowledge of VBA is required but a good knowledge of Excel is Recommended.  Previous programming experience will help, but again is not essential.  Learn how to enhance Excel with your own VBA procedures and functions.

  • The basics

    • Recording and Editing Macros,

    • The Visual Basic Editor, 

    • The Project Explorer, 

    • The ‘Immediate Window’

  • Writing your own code:

    • Creating Sub Procedures

    • Calling Procedures

    • Assigning to a Control Key sequence

    • Menu Bar option or Command Button

    • Active X Controls

  • Creating your own Functions:

    • Creating User Defined Functions

    • Passing Argument(s)

    • Optional Argument(s)

    • Returning the result of a function

  • Calling functions:

    • Using Excel functions within VBA procedures

    • Worksheet Functions available to VBA

    • Understanding what UDFs Cannot Do

  • The Object Browser:

    • Discovering Properties

    • Methods and Events using the Object Browser

    • Error Trapping

  • Understanding Objects, Collections, Properties:

    • Application object

    • Workbooks collection

    • Workbook object

    • Worksheets collection

    • Range object

    • Range properties

    • Cells property

    • Offset property

    • Resize property

    • Text versus Value property

  • And finally:

    • Efficient use of Methods

    • Events

    • Using Worksheet Events

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Before taking this course.
All candidates are advised to have a good working knowledge of Microsoft Excel

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