Course Outline
Part I. Squeeze more from Excel
Overview of tools on the Data tab
- Access to external data - do you really need to visit the bank's website every day to get to know the current exchange rate CHF?
- Defining connections to external data (Access, Web, Text, XML, ...)
- Sorting multi-level - the rules and the proper sorting options
- Efficient Advanced filtering - how to create Strainers having access to the filter criteria
- Fast text-to-column
- Delete duplicate data
- Forcing input the correct data - how to ensure that data were specific format
- Simulation Analysis - how to prepare a professional presentation of possible scenarios
- Simulation Analysis - how to estimate the result of the formula
- Grouping and autokonspekty - how to roll up the rows and columns and show different levels of detail
PivotTable and PivotChart
- Calculated fields - how to add to the PivotTable field that is not on the sheet
- Computational elements in the table
- Grouping data and create professional-looking statements
Part II. Automation ie VBA.
Macros
- Recording and editing macros: Silence on the set - is recording
- Where to store macros - where best to write macros
Introduction to procedural programming - the necessary basis
- Sub and Function - how to invoke them and what they are
- Data Types - what variables are needed and whether it is worth it to declare
- The conditional statement If ... Then .... ElseIf .... Else .... End If
- Case statement and the accompanying trap
- Loop for ... next, loop ... each
- Loops for ... loop while, until
- Instructions loop break (exit)
Visual Basic in action
- Download and upload data to a spreadsheet (Cells, Range)
- Download and upload data to the user (InputBox, MsgBox)
- The extent and lifetime of variables
- Operators and their priorities
- Useful module options
- Securing code - code protection from tampering and preview
- Key Excel objects: Application, Workbook, Workbooks, Worksheet, Worksheets,
- ThisWorkbook, ActiveWorkbook, ActiveCell, Selection, Range, Cells, ...
Debugging
- Immediate window
- Locals window
- The processing step - but what to do when something has stopped working
- Watches
- Call Stack
Error handling
- Types of errors and ways to avoid
- Capturing and handling run-time errors, which is why properly written code can sometimes not work
- Construction: On Error Resume Next, On Error GoTo label, On Error GoTo 0
Requirements
At least average knowledge of MS Excel.
Testimonials (14)
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Aneta - LKQ Polska Sp. z o. o.
Course - Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) in Excel (intermediate level)
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The instructor's interaction with the participants, knowledge, openness to discussion and ideas.
Paweł - LKQ Polska Sp. z o. o.
Course - Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) in Excel (intermediate level)
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Trainer flexibility. Comprehensive answers to every question.
Krystyna Szpala - Sogecap SA Branch in Poland
Course - Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) for Analysts
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exhaustion of topics
Karol - VOLKSWAGEN POZNAŃ SP. Z O.O.
Course - Excel Advanced with VBA
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The pace of classes is perfect, not too fast, not too slow, lots of examples and exercises. Each participant could freely perform the exercises without any pressure to answer questions. Everyone could act in their own time, and in case of a failed attempt, you could catch up when the trainer showed the solution.
Anna - VOLKSWAGEN POZNAŃ SP. Z O.O.
Course - Excel Advanced with VBA
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The training was perfect in my opinion, opened my eyes to a lot of things that I was not aware of. Straight to the point with a lot of exercises, for some people it was too fast maybe but due to my background experience I did not feel that way.
Maen Hatoum - Red Bull GmbH
Course - Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) for Analysts
Creating tables and calculating their data.
Katarzyna Ciunajcis
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I like the hands on training and seeing us solve for issues on the spot.
Jon Matrille - LocumTenens.com
Course - Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) in Excel - Advanced
I really enjoy the training. Huge and practical! knowledge of the trainer combined with his skill to conduct the training made the training time very efficient. The trainer recognized the level of participant's experience in VBA and provided exercises relevant to that experience which made the training very useful.
Barbara Peek - UBS Business Solutions Poland Sp. z o.o.
Course - Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) in Excel - Advanced
Working on and using our own data/spreadsheets, where we could see how it would benefit us most.
Julie - Environment, Marine and Fisheries
Course - Excel VBA Introduction
Training Room and quite location and all the stuff.
Abdullah Adelyar - USAID - Kabul Afghanistan
Course - Access VBA
I really was benefit from the real life practical examples.
Wioleta
Course - Data and Analytics - from the ground up
I mostly liked the patience of Tamil.
Laszlo Maros
Course - Data and Analytics - from the ground up
A lot of exercise. Trainer doesn't need to have support for his course. He has really great knowledge for his subject.