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    Excel Programming with VBA Starter
    Excel Programming with VBA Starter
    Excel Programming with VBA Starter
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    Excel Programming with VBA Starter

    By Robert Martin

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    This is a starter guide, covering the basics you need to get up and running as quickly as possible. This book is written for users of Excel who want to speed up and streamline normally arduous tasks for maximum productivity.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPackt Publishing
    Release dateOct 18, 2012
    ISBN9781849688451
    Excel Programming with VBA Starter
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    Robert Martin

    Hi, readers, my name is Robert Martin, nickname “Donnie.” I grew up in Memphis, Tennessee. I’ve had a speech problem in my whole life. I am a stutterer. I left Memphis at the age of twenty and joined the U.S. Marines. After I got out of the marines, I moved to Atlanta, Georgia, and went to school for law enforcement. I left Atlanta and moved to Indianapolis, Indiana, to pursue a career in law enforcement. I worked in various prisons and juvenile systems. I’m a disabled veteran and attend the Church of Jesus in Indianapolis. I love to testify about the Lord Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit, and the life-changing events that He has used to impact my life. In Jesus name, Amen!

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      Excel Programming with VBA Starter

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      Excel Programming with VBA Starter

      So, what is VBA?

      The basic features of VBA

      What kind of things can you do with it?

      How can you use this technology within your existing projects?

      Recording a macro, adding modules, browsing objects, and variables

      Recording a macro

      Option 1 – Recording a macro from the status bar

      Option 2 – Recording from the Developer tab

      Executing your code

      Saving a workbook containing macros

      Adding a module

      Browsing objects

      Working with variables

      The Immediate window

      And that's it

      Quick start – VBA programming

      Working with loops

      Method 1 – For-Next loops

      Method 2 – For Each-Next Loops

      Method 3 – Do-While and Do-Until loops

      Dimensioning and instantiating objects

      Subroutines and user-defined functions

      Subroutines

      Functions

      Top features you'll want to know about

      Enumeration

      Classes

      External libraries

      People and places you should get to know

      Official sites

      Resources

      Articles and tutorials

      Community

      Blogs

      Twitter

      About the author

      About the reviewers

      Index

      Excel Programming with VBA Starter

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      Excel Programming with VBA Starter

      Welcome to Excel VBA Starter. This book has been especially created to provide you with all the information that you need to get up to speed with programming with VBA (Visual Basic for Applications). You will learn the basics of VBA, get started with building your first VBA code, create user-defined functions to work out complex calculations, and see the tricks

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