Introduction to VBA in Excel

Short course

In New York (USA), London and Amsterdam (Netherlands)

£ 725 + VAT

Description

  • Type

    Short course

  • Level

    Beginner

The purpose of this one day workshop is to introduce participants to the VBA language which resides within Excel. No prior knowledge of programming is required and only a basic knowledge of Excel will be enough to maximise benefit from this session. In just one day participants will be able to record, edit and write useful VBA code. The course is interactive throughout with delegate learning through building the code themselves as opposed to watching a presentation on the concepts.

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Location

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Amsterdam (Netherlands)
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On request
London
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On request
New York (USA)
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On request

About this course

Anyone who uses excel will benefit immensely from this course. Any repetitive tasks can be automated. Any user experience can be improved. Any complex task can be simplified.

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Subjects

  • VBA in Excel
  • Macro
  • Language and environment

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Course programme

The purpose of this one day workshop is to introduce participants to the VBA language which resides within Excel. No prior knowledge of programming is required and only a basic knowledge of Excel will be enough to maximise benefit from this session. In just one day participants will be able to record, edit and write useful VBA code. The course is interactive throughout with delegate learning through building the code themselves as opposed to watching a presentation on the concepts.

Specifically, participants will learn to:

  • Understand the framework of the VBA language and environment
  • Navigate the VBA editor and functions within Excel
  • Record, edit and write a macro
  • Apply fundamental programming building blocks such as loops
  • Design and code user forms

Introduction to VBA in Excel

£ 725 + VAT