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Excel VBA

Excel VBA is the macro programming language available in the Excel and other MS office tools. It helps to automate the regular tasks, create the dashboards and build the tools to perform certain tasks.

Excel Macros in Nutshell: Getting Started with Excel VBA Macros

2013-02-08T00:00:00+00:00

In this session we will briefly discuss and see the different things which we are required to learn to Record Macros. The idea of this tutorial is to help you to get overall idea about Excel Macros and what are the things which we are going to cover in part of learning basic macro tutorials.
Excel Macros in Nutshell: Getting Started with Excel VBA Macros2013-02-08T00:00:00+00:00

Find Last Column with data in Worksheet using Excel VBA

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Example to show you how to find last used column with data in a Excel worksheet using VBA . It helps if you want to loop through all columns of a worksheet. We need to find last Column with data in a Worksheet Sheet if we want to loop through all columns of the worksheet using Excel VBA. For examples, my data changes every time but I need to perform same task for each column. In this situation I need to know the last column of the data every time the perform the task.

Find Last Column with data in Worksheet using Excel VBA2022-06-17T03:53:15+00:00

Introduction to VBA

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VBA is a common language for all MS Office Tools (Excel, Word, PowerPoint,Outlook,Access), if you learn Excel VBA, you can able to automate any MS Office Tool , the only change is object model.

In this session:
  • Introduction to VBA
  • Why should I learn VBA?
  • What things can we do using VBA?
  • How many ways we can automate tasks using VBA?
Introduction to VBA2022-06-17T03:55:50+00:00

Save Workbook Using Excel VBA to Specific Folder

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Solutions: You can use SaveAs method to Save the File Example: Sub ExampleToSaveWorkbook() Workbooks.Add 'Saving the Workbook ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs "C:WorkbookName.xls" 'OR 'ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:="C:WorkbookName1.xls" End Sub

Save Workbook Using Excel VBA to Specific Folder2022-06-17T03:52:54+00:00

Open and Close Excel Workbook using VBA

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Solution: You can use the Open method to Open an Existing Workbook Example: The following code create a new workbook and save in the C drive Sub ExampleOpenAnExistingWorkbook() Workbooks.Open "C:WorkbookName.xls" 'OR 'Workbooks.Open Filename:="C:WorkbookName1.xls" End Sub

Open and Close Excel Workbook using VBA2022-06-17T03:52:53+00:00

Create New Workbook in Excel VBA

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Solution: You can use Add method to create new workbook Example: The following code create a new workbook and save in the C drive Sub ExampleAddNewWorkbook() 'Adding New Workbook Workbooks.Add 'Saving the Workbook ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs "C:WorkbookName.xls" 'OR 'ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:="C:WorkbookName1.xls" End Sub

Create New Workbook in Excel VBA2022-06-17T03:52:52+00:00
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