Excel 2002 Visual Basic for Applications

Course Overview

Students will learn to create and edit macros, and gain an understanding of VBA code.

Excel 2002 Advanced or equivalent knowledge.

Students will examine sample code, learn how to create macros from scratch, and add to previously created macros.

This course is designed for students who are familiar with Excel as a user and wish to progress to programming.

Introduction to Visual Basic for Applications
Running a macro Recording a macro Examining module design
Assigning macros
Specifying the location of recorded macros Assigning macros to menus, buttons, and toolbars
Creating decision-making code
The If ... Then decision structure The If ... Then ... Else decision structure The Select Case decision structure
Using loop structures
Using a For... Next statement Using a Do... Loop statement Using a For Each... Next statement
User-defined functions and variables
Creating user-defined functions Creating variables
Interactive macros
Creating a custom message box Creating a custom input box Extracting data from Excel
Macro management
Personal Macro Workbook Assigning Subprocedures to run automatically
Debugging and testing code
Overview of debugging
Programming basics
Coding Variables Procedures Error handling Naming conventions

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- Gillette