It can go through loads of information and create a printable report for you. In my course, I teach you how to take Excel by the horns and make it do whatever you want, whenever you want. Microsoft Office is everywhere, installed on over 750 million computers, but most users only know how to set up a basic table or maybe even do a few formulas here and there. Very very basic Excel skills needed for this course (like opening the program, how to click on cells and type things.) You really don't need any Excel experience, because I'll take you from Start to Finish in this course. It's just that newer versions have more options, thus more VBA Commands to control those options. Obviously the newer the better, but VBA works the same in all versions. You should already have Microsoft Excel (version 2003 and up). Streamline your work and the work of others. Restrict the flow of data OR make the Userform(s) responsive, calculating, INTUITIVE. Manipulate Userforms for data entry, report generation, editing tables/databases - ALL within your control. Set up Special Commands when a workbook: Opens or closes, is selected, any cell or certain cells are selected, right before printing, etc. Trigger code from a number of different methods - from Clicking on a cell - to De-Selecting a worksheet. Take control of forms, Buttons, Drop-down menus, Checkboxes and option buttons AND so much more.

Generate Basic Reports that can be printedĪdd filters to report menus to narrow the records

Make Custom Formulas/Functions on the flyīreeze through IF THEN statements and conquer all the Logical Operatorsīatch out inter-active MessageBoxes, InputBoxes and give users CHOICES! Record, Modify or Write Macros from scratch Master the CELLS and RANGE objects in multiple scenariosĬreate multiple Variable styles to match your needĬustomize your VBA Editor and Understand all the Toolbars and options Learn Excel VBA from Scratch with Dan Strong, Bestselling Excel Expert with Over 180K Students Worldwide!

The Ultimate Excel Programmer Course (Updated)

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