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Microsoft Excel VBA and Macros Course Hong Kong
Learn Excel VBA fast in our hands-on, instructor-led training course. Running remotely via live online training.
Spreadsheet automation is an essential skill for users who want to take their day to day use of Excel to the next level. We will teach you how to record macros, write procedures, work with functions, objects and more. Learn how to code in visual basics for Excel. You will create a variety of macros learning how to best automate repetitive tasks, create customized forms and program solutions in Excel. Courses running live online in South East Asia. View our full VBA course outline below.
Microsoft Excel VBA and Macros Course Hong Kong
Learn to build solutions to automate tasks. Record macros, write procedures, work with functions and more. Live online across Hong Kong.
HK$4,475
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2 days
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Excel VBA and Macros Hong Kong Course Details
Price
HK$4,475
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2 days
Times
9am-4pm
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10
Class Size (avg)
5
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CPD Hours
12 hours
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Instructor-led training
Live Online
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What do I need to know to attend?
This course requires intermediate-level proficiency in Excel and having an appreciation of how to record & playback macros in Excel and view recorded code in the VBA editor. We will be writing code organically as well as modifying recorded procedures in the one-day course.
Excel VBA and Macros Hong Kong Learning Outcomes
- understand the Excel object model and VBA concepts
- work effectively with the main features of the VBA Editor window
- create procedures in VBA
- create and use variables
- create and work with user-defined functions in VBA
- write code to manipulate Excel objects
- use a range of common programming techniques
- create a custom form complete with an assortment of controls
- create code to drive a user form
- create procedures that start automatically
- write a variety of error handling routines
Excel VBA and Macros Hong Kong Course Content
- Recorded Macros
- Understanding Excel Macros
- Setting Macro Security
- Saving a Document As Macro Enabled
- Recording a Simple Macro
- Running a Recorded Macro
- Relative Cell References
- Running a Macro with Relative References
- Viewing a Macro
- Editing a Macro
- Assigning a Macro to the Toolbar
- Running a Macro From the Toolbar
- Assigning a Keyboard Shortcut to a Macro
- Deleting a Macro
- Copying a Macro
- Tips for Developing Macros
- Recorder Workshop
- Preparing Data for an Application
- Recording a Summation Macro
- Recording Consolidations
- Recording Divisional Macros
- Testing Macros
- Creating Objects to Run Macros
- Assigning a Macro to an Object
- Understanding Excel VBA
- VBA Terminology
- About Objects
- Accessing the Excel Object Model
- Using the Immediate Window
- Working with Object Collections
- Setting Property Values
- Working with Worksheets
- Using the Object Browser
- Programming with the Object Browser
- Using the VBA Editor
- Starting With Excel VBA
- Using the Project Explorer
- Working With the Properties Window
- Using the Work Area
- Viewing Other Panes
- Working With Toolbars
- Working With a Code Module
- Running Code From the Editor
- Setting Breakpoints in Code
- Stepping Through Code
- Procedures
- About Procedures
- Creating a Command Procedure
- Making Sense of IntelliSense
- Using the Edit Toolbar
- Commenting Statements
- Indenting Code
- Bookmarking in Procedures
- Using Variables
- Understanding Variables
- Creating And Using Variables
- Implicit And Explicit Declarations
- The Scope of Variables
- Procedure Level Scoping
- Module Level Scoping
- Passing Variables By Reference
- Passing Variables By Value
- Data Types
- Declaring Data Types
- Using Arrays
- Functions in VBA
- Understanding Functions
- Creating User-Defined Functions
- Using a User-Defined Function in a Worksheet
- Setting Function Data Types
- Using Multiple Arguments
- Modifying a User-Defined Function
- Creating a Function Library
- Referencing a Function Library
- Importing a VBA Module
- Using a Function in VBA Code
- Code Glossary
- The VBA editor
- Opening And Closing the Editor
- Working with the Project Explorer
- Working with the Properties
- Window
- Working with the Work Area
- Working with a Code Module
- Setting Breakpoints in the Editor
- Stepping through a Procedure
- User defined functions
- About Functions
- Creating Simple User-Defined Functions
- Using User-Defined Functions
- Using Multiple Arguments
- Creating a Function Library
- Modifying a Function
- Using Excel Objects
- The Application Object
- The Workbook Objects
- Program Testing With the Editor
- Using Workbook Objects
- The Worksheets Object
- Using the Worksheets Object
- The Range Object
- Using Range Objects
- Using Objects in a Procedure
- Code Glossary
- Programming Techniques
- The MsgBox Function
- Using MsgBox
- InputBox Techniques
- Using the InputBox Function
- Using the InputBox Method
- The IF Statement
- Using IF for Single Conditions
- Using IF for Multiple Conditions
- The Select Case Statement
- Using the Select Case Statement
- For Loops
- Looping With Specified Iterations
- The Do Loop Statement
- Looping With Unknown Iterations
- Creating Custom Forms
- Understanding VBA Forms
- Creating a Custom Form
- Adding Text Boxes to a Form
- Changing Text Box Control Properties
- Adding Label Controls to a Form
- Adding a Combo Box Control
- Adding Option Buttons
- Adding Command Buttons
- Running a Custom Form
- Programming User Forms
- Handling Form Events
- Initialising a Form
- Closing a Form
- Transferring Data From a Form
- Running Form Procedures
- Creating Error Checking Procedures
- Running a Form From a Procedure
- Running a Form From the Toolbar
- Automatic Startup
- Programming Automatic Procedures
- Running Automatic Procedures
- Automatically Starting a Workbook
- Error Handling
- Error Types
- The on Error Statement
- Creating a Simple Error Handler
- Using the Resume Statement
- Using Decision Structures in Error
- Handlers
- Using the Err Object
- Error Handling in Event Procedures
- Defining Custom Errors
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