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Main » 2022 December 12 » Lynda Excel 2013 Macros In Depth
19:13:14 Lynda Excel 2013 Macros In Depth |
Lynda Excel 2013 Macros In Depth Included Exercise Files Skill Level : Intermediate Released : 10/9/2016 Duration : 2h 38m Language : English Size : 372,46 Mb Want to save time on routine tasks in Microsoft Excel? Macros are your answer. In this course, author Dennis Taylor explains how macros can be used to automate tasks in Excel, and how you can create simple macros of your own. Learn how to record a macro in stages, share macros between workbooks, set up keyboard shortcuts to run macros quickly, and use Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) to code macros that can't be recorded. The course wraps up with a macro project that brings together each of the elements in a real-world scenario: converting mailing list data into a database-friendly format. Topics include: Getting Started with Macros Identifying applicable situations for using macros Recognizing the need for single-action macros Understanding security Short examples of the recording method Overview of other techniques Running a Macro Running a macro from the Developer tab or the View tab Running a macro from the Quick Access Toolbar button Running a macro from a keystroke shortcut Running a macro from an object or clip art Using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) The VBA environment and VBA components Creating the Personal Macro Workbook Closing and updating the Personal Macro Workbook Recording a Macro in Stages Recording a simple macro Expanding a macro with the if statement Creating Nonrecordable VBA Code Understanding when to use absolute or relative references Using For and For Next statements Using Do While and Do Until statements Creating interactive macros Macro Project: Converting a Mailing List into a Database List Planning a macro Recording partial code Using loop structures in context Testing a macro in Step mode Pulling the data together Joining two macros Streamlining macros https://www.filefactory.com/file/1mr121k2s9ad/ |
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