I have observed that many individuals wish to automate repetitive tasks in Excel using VBA, but struggle due to a lack of understanding of how to approach it effectively. This course addresses the gap in knowledge, catering not only to those without a technical background, but also to individuals with programming experience who may need guidance on applying it to Excel tasks.
VBA, or Visual Basic for Applications, is a programming language developed by Microsoft.
It's primarily used within Microsoft Office applications, such as Excel, Word, and
PowerPoint, to automate tasks and extend the functionality of these programs.
VBA is particularly powerful in Excel, where users can write scripts to manipulate data,
generate reports, and create interactive dashboards. It allows for the automation of
tasks that would otherwise be time-consuming or prone to human error.
A free tool of MS-Office, primarily utilized to automates repetitive Excel tasks.
- What is VBA?
- Why use VBA in Excel?
- Difference between VBA vs Macro
- Enabling the Developer tab
- Accessing the VBA Editor
- Creating a new VBA module
- Variables and Data Types
- Constants
- Operators
- Control structures (If...Then...Else, Select Case, Loops)
- Message Box & Input Box
- Sub procedures
- Function procedures
- Passing arguments
- Returning values
- Understanding objects, properties, and methods
- Working with ranges, worksheets, and workbooks
- Working with Cells & Ranges
- Applying a Formula in Cells
- Sheet Insertion and Deletion
- Convert Text to Number (vice-versa)
- Record Macro
- Introduction to events
- Writing event-handling procedures
- Common Excel events (Worksheet events, Workbook events)
- Understanding errors in VBA
- Using On Error statement
- Error handling techniques (Resume, Resume Next, On Error GoTo)
- Creating UserForms
- Adding controls (Labels, Textboxes, Buttons)
- Handling UserForm events
- Database Connectivity
- Working with arrays
- Working with files and folders
- Interacting with other Office applications
- Introduction to classes and objects
- Commenting your code
- Using meaningful variable names
- Debugging techniques
- Performance considerations
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Experienced Tableau specialist adept at
converting business requirements into
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performance optimization, and report publishing. Proficient in SQL queries
across MySQL, SQL Server, and Oracle. Expertise in creating Data Lakes to
centralize offline data management. Strong ability to define data flows and
templates in Excel and MySQL environments. Knowledgeable in implementing
user filters for row-level security (RLS) and proposing suitable
visualization views aligned with KPIs. Proficient in Tableau features like
LOD, Parameter, Sets, and Actions. Experienced in end-to-end automation of
data and dashboard processes. Well-versed in training team members on new
technologies and BI tools. Expertise in converting excel-based reports to BI
visualizations and writing VBA Macros/Python Script for data preparation.
Analyzes data requirements and designs visualization solutions to meet
client needs. Skilled in data analysis and preparing ad-hoc reports.
Additionally, proficient in Python for data manipulation and analysis,
including feature engineering, data mapping, data cleaning, and aggregation.
Skilled in creating online platforms using Python, HTML/CSS, and JQuery for
data file management with LDAP Authentication. Experienced in Exploratory
Data Analysis (EDA) and assisting team members with machine learning
algorithms for predictions. Utilized Python libraries such as Pandas, NumPy,
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The highest educational qualifications include a Master of Computer Application (MCA) and a Master's degree in English Literature (MA).
This was my first time taking an online course. The content is excellent, and the instructors are also excellent. How much you learn from this course is pretty much what you put into it.
This was my first time taking an online course. The content is excellent, and the instructors are also excellent. How much you learn from this course is pretty much what you put into it.
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