Learn Excel VBA Macros

Experience Excel like never before with VBA macros. Streamline tasks, automate processes, and unleash the full potential of your spreadsheets effortlessly.

Save time and effort, making Excel work smarter for you.

COURSE OVERVIEW

What you'll learn

  • Introduction to VBA: You will learn the basics of VBA programming, including syntax, variables, data types, and control structures
  • Recording and editing macros: You will learn how to record and edit macros, which are sets of instructions that automate repetitive tasks.
  • Loops and conditions: You will learn how to use loops and conditions in VBA to repeat instructions or make decisions based on certain conditions.
  • Functions and procedures: You will learn how to create custom functions and procedures in VBA to perform specific tasks.
  • User forms: You will learn how to create user forms in VBA to gather input from users and provide output.
  • Debugging and error handling: You will learn how to debug VBA code and handle errors to make sure your macros work correctly.
  • Advanced topics: You may also learn more advanced topics, such as working with objects, working with files, and working with external data sources.

By the end of the VBA Macros training, you should be able to create macros that can automate repetitive tasks in Excel and make you more productive. You will also have a solid understanding of VBA programming, which can be applied to other Microsoft Office applications, such as Word and PowerPoint.

CURRICULUM

Introduction to VBA, Importance of Developer Tab and VB window, 

Path to get into VB window

 

Introduction to different windows in VB

1. Project Explorer

2. Property Window

3. Code Window

Types of Code window

1. Sheet Code Window

2. Workbook Code Window

3. Module Code Window

4. User form Code Window

  • Introduction to object
  • Introduction to property and methods
  • Importance of arguments
  • Object Browser Procedures
    • Sub Procedure
    • Function Procedure
  • Coding Structure
  • Introduction to Cell Reference
  • Usage of different property and methods with cells
  • Introduction to sheet reference
  • Usage of different property and methods with sheets
  • Assigning Comments & Breakpoint.
  • Introduction to workbook reference
  • Usage of different property and methods with workbook
  • Introduction of variable declaration
  • Importance of different data types
  • Scope and Ways of declaration of variables.
  • Loop Statements
  • Introduction to Message Box,
  • Introduction to Input Box,
  • Introduction to different Loop statements
    • For Next
      • Forward Loop
      • Reverse Loop
      • Step Value
    • Multi loop
  • Introduction to conditional statement
    • IF, AND , OR
    • Case Statement
  • Activity on different conditional statement,
  • Activity on different conditional statement with LOOP,
  • Select case decision structure,
  • Activity on select case structure
  • Introduction to GOTO Label command
  • Activity on GOTO label command
  • Introduction to TO_DOLOOP
  • DO_WHILE LOOP
  • Activity on DO_WHILE LOOP
  • DO_UNTIL LOOP
  • Activity on DO_UNTIL LOOP
  • Introduction to FOR EACH NEXT LOOP
  • Usage of SET statement
  • Usage of WITH Command
  • Activity on FOR EACH NEXT LOOP
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  • Segregation of data in static way
  • Introduction to Last row number and last column number
  • Segregation of data in dynamic way
  • Consolidation of Data in dynamic way
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  • Introduction VBA & Worksheet Functions
  • Error Handling Concepts
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  • Selecting file & folder from different paths in a dynamic way
  • Introduction to USER DEFINED function
  • Activities on USER DEFINED function
  • UDF on extracting numbers
  • UDF on extracting data
  • Record Macro
  • Running a Macro
  • Running a Macro from the Macros Dialog Box
  • Creating a short key to run Macro
  • Running a Macro with a short key
  • Assigning a Macro to a menu or tool bar
  • Editing a Macro with VB
  • Designing and Creating Forms
  • Working with controls
  • Creating custom dialog boxes
  • User forms properties
  • Methods and Events
  • Connection with Other Applications
    • Using Early Binding
    • Using Late Binding
  • Connection with
    • Outlook Application
    • Internet Explorer

Requirements

• Familiarity with Microsoft Excel.
• Demonstration is done with office 365 but the techniques work with any version of Excel.

Description

A VBA Macros course is a program designed to teach individuals how to use VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) programming in Microsoft Excel to automate repetitive tasks and improve productivity. The course can be offered in different formats, including online classes, in-person training sessions, or self-paced online learning

This course may cover a range of topics, including:

  • Introduction to VBA: This may cover the basics of VBA programming, including syntax, variables, data types, and control structures.
  • Recording and editing macros: This may cover how to record and edit macros, which are sets of instructions that automate repetitive tasks in Excel.
  • Loops and conditions: This may cover how to use loops and conditions in VBA to repeat instructions or make decisions based on certain conditions.
  • Functions and procedures: This may cover how to create custom functions and procedures in VBA to perform specific tasks.
  • User forms: This may cover how to create user forms in VBA to gather input from users and provide output.
  • Debugging and error handling: This may cover how to debug VBA code and handle errors to make sure your macros work correctly.
  • Advanced topics: This may cover more advanced topics, such as working with objects, working with files, and working with external data sources.

The VBA Macros course can vary in length and intensity, ranging from a few days to several weeks. The course may also include hands-on exercises, case studies, and assessments to help reinforce learning and ensure that participants have understood the material covered
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Overall, a VBA Macros course can provide individuals with the knowledge and skills they need to use VBA programming to automate repetitive tasks in Excel and make them more productive. The course can be useful for individuals in various professions, including business professionals, data analysts, researchers, and students, who want to improve their skills in Excel and VBA programming.

Course Price: 6000.00

Who this course is for:

  • Business professionals: VBA Macros can help business professionals improve their productivity by automating repetitive tasks such as data entry, report generation, and analysis.
  • Data analysts: VBA Macros is an essential tool for data analysts to automate data cleaning, data analysis, and data visualization tasks.
  • Researchers: VBA Macros can help researchers automate data management, analysis, and presentation tasks.
  • Students: VBA Macros can help students automate data processing and analysis tasks for academic assignments.
  • Excel users: Anyone who frequently uses Microsoft Excel for repetitive tasks can benefit from learning VBA Macros to automate those tasks and save time.

Conclusion

Overall, a VBA Macros course is beneficial for anyone who wants to learn how to use VBA programming in Excel to automate tasks and improve productivity. The course can provide individuals with the knowledge and skills they need to use VBA Macros to simplify complex tasks and achieve more in less time.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

VBA stands for Visual Basic for Applications. It is a programming language developed by Microsoft for automating tasks in various Microsoft Office applications, such as Excel, Word, and PowerPoint. Learning VBA allows you to automate repetitive tasks, enhance productivity, and customize Office applications to meet specific needs.

No prior programming experience is required for VBA courses. However, having a basic understanding of Microsoft Office applications is beneficial.

VBA can be used to automate tasks in several Microsoft Office applications, including Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Access, Outlook, and more.

Yes, VBA remains relevant because it is widely used in business environments. Many organizations rely on VBA to automate tasks in Microsoft Office applications, making it a valuable skill.

After completing a VBA Macros course, you should be able to:

  • Write and understand VBA code.
  • Create and run macros to automate tasks.
  • Customize and extend the functionality of Microsoft Office applications.
  • Debug and troubleshoot VBA code.

The duration is 20 workings day and 01 hr/day, but courses may last anywhere from a few days to a few weeks, depending on the depth of coverage.

We offer offiline & online VBA courses, allowing students to learn at their own pace. However, in-person classes may also be available, depending on the available batches.

We offer certificates of completion. Additionally, you may consider pursuing Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) certification in Excel.

With VBA knowledge, you can create custom Excel macros for data analysis, automate report generation in Word, develop interactive PowerPoint presentations and many more depending on the requirements.

  • Yes, VBA skills can enhance your job prospects, especially in roles that involve data analysis, reporting, and process automation. Many businesses value employees who can streamline tasks and increase efficiency using VBA.

These FAQs should provide valuable information for individuals interested in enrolling in a VBA Macros course. However, it’s essential to check with the specific team for course-specific details and additional information.

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