
SDF Subsidy & Skillsfuture credit eligible.1 Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) Goals: ² Familiarity & experience with solving problems algorithmically. ² Familiarity with Visual Basic for Applications (VBA). ² Empower you to build useful applications and to learn more on your own.

² Get you comfortable in a programming environment. Note: But you have to do a lot of work on your own! Lectures are to provide you a map. (cf., VBATutor.xls) File: misnotes-vba-slides-s1999.tex.

Created: February 13, Modi ed version of vb ppt. File: misnotes-vba-slides-s1999.tex, modi ed February 8,ģ Goals for lecture 1. Assuming: ² Famliarity with the basic concepts of macros in Excel (which are written in VBA).

² Know how to record and run a macro, and examine and edit its code in the Visual Basic Editor. LEARN VISUAL BASIC FOR EXCEL KINDLE HOW TO Use the Visual Basic Editor to create a simple VBA program (Sub) and call it for execution from a button on a worksheet. You will also learn how you can control the flow of a program, and much more. Use the Visual Basic Editor to create a simple VBA program (Function) and call it for execution from a cell in a worksheet. There are many changes that you will see in the Excel application that was released in 2016, and this book will make it easier for you to harness the power of both Excel and Visual Basic for applications. You will learn to create numerous macros and applications. Introduce the core structure of VBA programs. Introduce program variables (cf., Worksheets("Lecture1") code module Lecture1) 2Ĥ See VBATutor.xls, Worksheets("Lecture1") and code module Lecture1.
