Save time by automating repetitive tasks with Excel macros. Learn how to record, edit, and run simple macros, and program more complex macros with VBA.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome
- Using the exercise files
- Identifying applicable situations for using macros
- Recognizing the need for single-action and multi-action macros
- Understanding security
- Short examples of the recording method
- Overview of other techniques
- Running a macro from the Developer or View tab
- Running a macro from the Quick Access Toolbar
- Running a macro from a keystroke shortcut
- Running a macro from an object or picture
- The VBA window and VBA components
- Creating the Personal Macro Workbook
- Closing and updating the Personal Macro Workbook
- Recording a simple macro
- Expanding a macro with the If statement
- Absolute or relative references
- For…Next statements to repeat actions
- Do While and Do Until statements to repeat actions
- Creating interactive macros
- Planning a macro
- Recording partial code
- Using loop structures in context
- Testing a macro in Step mode with a split screen
- Pulling the data together
- Joining two macros
- Streamlining macros
- Goodbye
Taught by
Dennis Taylor