Computer Skills

Excel - Macros with VBA Programming

Level - Advanced
This course will introduce and extend VBA programming within Microsoft Excel. Participants will be able to create and manage complicated macros.

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2 Days

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Overview

This course will introduce and extend VBA programming within Microsoft Excel to enable participants to create and manage complicated macros.

Content

  • Understand the Visual Basic Editor (VBE)
  • Object oriented programming concepts
  • Work with cells
  • Work with basic variables and arrays
  • Interact with the user
  • Decision making
    • IF, CASE and LOOP statements
  • Error handling
  • Basic event handling.

Learning Outcomes

Participants should be able to:

  • Create and edit macros by writing VBA code in the VBE
  • Understand concepts of object oriented programming
  • Build user-defined functions in Excel
  • Use events to trigger VBA procedures.
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