Microsoft Excel Macro Training

There are no prerequisites for this course.

Excel can be joined to anyone who has completed basic and excel advanced levels.

• Record and edit a Macro
• Use different techniques in order to run any macros available such as keyboard commands, the use of the Quick Access Toolbars or Buttons
• Use VBA and examine the Visual Basic Editor; change the properties of an object; add a module to a project; write the code for a procedure and then run it; and use the Object Browser to search procedures
• Manipulate data by declaring variables of different data types; combine data by using expressions; use functions to accept input and display output; and declare variables and procedures with the appropriate scope
• Use decision structures to create procedures that make decisions; and use loop structures to perform repetitive tasks
• Create an error handling routine in case things go wrong with VBA code

Introduction  

What is a Macro

• Recording a Macro
• Relative References
• Running A Macro
• Running A Macro From The Macros Dialog Box
• Editing A Macro With Visual Basic
• Assigning Macros to buttons and objects

Assigning a Macro to a Button on a Sheet 

• Assigning a Macro to a Drawn Object on a Sheet
• Assigning a Macro to a Button on a Toolbar
• Creating A Short-Cut Key To Run A Macro
• Visual Basic Editor

Objects

• Methods
• Properties
• Programming Tools
• The Menu Bar
• Editing Macros

The Visual Basic Editor

• The Project Explorer
• The Code Window
• Procedures
• Inserting Comments
• Printing a Visual Basic Module
• The Range Object

The Cells Property

• The Range Property
• Flexible Ranges
• Range Contents
• Building Formulae Control Structures

If…Then Decision Structures

• Logical Operators
• For… Loops
• Do Loops
• Event Handling

Vba Editing & Debugging

• Auto Macros
• Error Handling
• Controls, Dialogue

Built-In Dialogue Boxes

• Predefined Dialogue Boxes
• Custom Forms  and Worksheet Forms
• User-Defined Forms
• Adding Form Controls
• Form Control Properties
• Control and Dialogue Box Events
• Displaying and Dismissing a User Form
• Handling Form Controls
• Control Structures

Conditional Control Structures

• Looping Control Structures
• Non-Structured Statements
• Subprocedures
• Workbooks and Sheets

Activating a Workbook

• Activating a Worksheet
• ThisWorkBook, Running Code
• Run Mode And Design Mode
• Running Code From The Development Environment
• The Project Explorer

Using The Project Explorer

• The Properties Window

Changing A Property

• Using Constants

Excel Constants and Variable Constants

• Objects Properties and Methods

Controlling Objects with their Properties

• Performing Actions with Methods
• Performing Multiple Actions on an Object
• Excel Objects

Objects, Properties and Methods

• Getting & Setting Properties
• Variables

Using Variables In Routines

• Using Basic Functions

Inputbox Function

• Msgbox Function
• Using A Set Statement