Using VBA and macros gives you a great deal more power. You
can tell Excel exactly what to do and how to do it. You also get access to a
lot more functions and capabilities. If you use Excel regularly, it’s worth
learning how to create VBA and macros.
Learning Objectives:
Participants will be able to:
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Record and Run Macros Easily
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Write VBA Code Manually using Microsoft Excel
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Perform Loops, Controls and Error Handling in
Excel Macros
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Create User forms and Sheet Controls in Excel
2016
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Use Events to trigger specific VBA code.
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Write Useful Applications That Boost
Productivity and Reduce Time on Routine Activities.
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Utilize Excel to achieve the best possible
programming results
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Create their own macros, use and define
variables, and work with a variety of objects
Program Outline
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VBA &
Macro Introduction
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Types of Macros
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Command Macros
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Function Macros
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Macro Formatting
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Run a Pre-Recorded Macro
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VBA
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Accessing VBA Editor
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VBA – Excel Macros
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Event
Handling
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VBA – Events
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Worksheet Events
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Workbook Events
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Functions
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Functions Overview
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Calling a Function
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User Defined Functions
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ERROR
Statements
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Error Statements Overview
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Terms of Error Statements
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Untrapped Errors
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Forms
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Messages
and Variables
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Simple IF Conditions
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Loop
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While Wend Loops
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Do While Loops
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Do Until Loops
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Recording
Macros and Buttons
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The Excel Object Model
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Debugging and Error Handling
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Error Handling Routine
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Handling Errors
Target Audience
Those who are consistently performing repetitive actions on
worksheets.
Data Analyst
Prerequisite
You must have good Microsoft Excel skills and understand key
concepts of spreadsheets. It is not necessary to have prior programming
knowledge.
You must know basic Excel functionality.
