Brief Summary
This course is all about diving into Excel 2010 and unleashing the power of VBA. You'll get to grips with programming techniques, learn about Excel's structure, and explore debugging tools, making your Excel experience way richer and way cooler!
Key Points
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Learn Excel 2010 macro programming using VBA.
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Understand the object structure of Excel.
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Master variable declaration and control structures.
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Get hands-on with looping and Userform creation.
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Utilize debugging tools in the Microsoft VBA editor.
Learning Outcomes
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Develop practical skills in VBA programming for Excel.
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Create custom Userforms for improved data entry.
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Effectively debug code using built-in tools.
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Understand how to use control structures and loops.
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Gain confidence in working with Excel's object model.
About This Course
This course introduces the user to Excel 2010 macro programming using Microsoft’s Visual Basic for Application (VBA).
The overall focus of this course is to teach the user proper Visual Basic programming techniques along with an understanding of Excel’s object structure. Other topics in this course include; proper variable declaration, control structure use, looping, and Userform creation. The final section deals with the debugging tools included in the Microsoft VBA editor and methods on how to effectively use them.
With nearly 10,000 training videos available for desktop applications, technical concepts, and business skills that comprise hundreds of courses, Intellezy has many of the videos and courses you and your workforce needs to stay relevant and take your skills to the next level. Our video content is engaging and offers assessments that can be used to test knowledge levels pre and/or post course. Our training content is also frequently refreshed to keep current with changes in the software. This ensures you and your employees get the most up-to-date information and techniques for success. And, because our video development is in-house, we can adapt quickly and create custom content for a more exclusive approach to software and computer system roll-outs.
Like most of our courses, closed caption subtitles are available for this course in: Arabic, English, Simplified Chinese, German, Russian, Portuguese (Brazil), Japanese, Spanish (Latin America), Hindi, and French.
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