Ultimate Excel VBA
Programming for the Business Professional
4.59 (5448 reviews)
20 957
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8.5 hours
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Aug 2013
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$84.99
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What you will learn
Course Goal: You will obtain practical fluency in Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) specifically as it applies to Microsoft Excel.
Course Objectives: 1) You will learn to automate and extend Excel by adding VBA projects to your workbooks. 2) You will learn to enhance, customize and extend the Excel user interface through modifications to the Excel environment, the creation of custom user forms, and the use of ActiveX controls. 3) You will learn how to respond to workbook, worksheet and application events to automate macro execution. 4) You will learn how it is possible to reach outside of Excel by way of VBA, in order to perform cross-application tasks.
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Our Verdict
Ultimate Excel VBA: Programming for the Business Professional offers a solid foundation in VBA programming. While it feels somewhat outdated and lacks advanced topics or real-life examples, the instructor's effective teaching style ensures that beginners will learn essential concepts needed to create useful Excel projects from scratch. Users seeking deeper understanding of arrays or additional advanced techniques should supplement this course with external resources.
What We Liked
- Covers fundamental VBA concepts with clear examples, making it a great starting point for beginners.
- Instructor's straightforward teaching style helps students grasp essential skills without getting overwhelmed.
- The course focuses on the Excel object library and event handling, providing practical applications for learned theory.
- Real-world ready: learners can create useful Excel VBA projects after applying the techniques from this course.
Potential Drawbacks
- Lacks advanced topics and real-life examples or assignments to test one's skills post-learning.
- Limited coverage of arrays, which are often used in programming, leaving learners wanting more depth.
- Some users mention the course is a bit outdated (not updated for 10 years), yet content still proves valuable.
- Dry and arbitrary at times, but later lessons become increasingly practical and engaging.
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