Advance MS Excel VBA for Beginner to Advanced

Do you looking for learning MS Excel VBA from basic to advanced? than you are in right place.

During this course you will build a foundation of working with Excel Macros and VBA. This foundation will be built as you engage and participate in project based Excel Macro/VBA exercises, detailed throughout the lectures within this course. Each of the projects will build upon one another, introducing a new concept each time, starting with the basic building blocks of automating any task within Excel and ending with a fully customized Excel VBA project that will automate a series of Excel tasks.

As you engage and participate in this course, you will be introduced to the wonders of creating simple Macros through the Macro Recorder and then quickly take you into the world of Excel VBA where you will experience building a more dynamic, robust experience for yourself and your peers.

Each project contains exercise files that you can download and use to complete the assigned Excel Macro/VBA projects. The course also contains detailed instructions through the video lectures as well as a series of PDF documents that you can reference as you complete the projects.

Below are a few samples of the projects you will complete by enrolling and participating in this course.

• Automate placing and formatting a title on a worksheet

• Interact with the users of your Macros through Input and Message boxes in order to receive input on how a Macros should work

• Cleaning up multiple Excel Worksheets and prepare the data to be reported on

• Create a report based on multiple sets of data found within multiple Excel Worksheets, copying data from one Worksheet into the Master Report Worksheet

• Automate the creation of Excel Formulas to SUM data up in your Report

• Working with Excel VBA User Forms

• Importing Data from External Text Files

Each of these projects will direct you through key Excel VBA programming concepts and direct you to identify and use best practices in creating Excel Macros.