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VBA Foundations For Microsoft Office - Level 1
This course is provided by Wintrac. Wintrac provides one stop shopping for all your IT training needs. Wintrac’s course catalog of over two thousand courses includes courses on Visual Basic Training

Visual Basic Training Overview

VBA for Microsoft Office courseware will teach you to start thinking in terms of how you can make your work life simpler. This courseware gets you going in VBA by showing you the tools to start automating little tasks right away.

Visual Basic Training Prerequisites

Familiarity with Microsoft Office. .

Visual Basic Training Audience

Programmers who will be developing in VBA6.

Visual Basic Training Course duration

2 Days

Visual Basic Training Course outline

Getting Started with VBA

  • What Is VBA?
  • What Products Host VBA?
  • What Does a VBA Application Look Like?
  • Working with VBA in a Host Product
  • How Do You Make VBA Code Happen?
  • Starting With VBA by Recording Macros
Writing VBA Procedures
  • Overview of the Visual Basic Editor
  • Working with the Project Explorer
  • Creating Simple Procedures
  • Understanding the Code Window
  • Customizing the Visual Basic Editor
Working with Variables and Constants
  • What Is a Variable?
  • Data Types
  • Working with Arrays
  • Using Constants
Visual Basic Editor Techniques
  • Writing Code Efficiently
  • Taking Advantage of IntelliSense
  • Optional and Named Arguments
Mastering VBA Control Structures
  • Branching Structures
  • Looping Structures
Investigating Built-In Functions
  • VBA's Built-In Functions
  • Using the Object Browser to Find VBA Functions
  • Testing Functions in the Immediate Window
  • Interacting with the Computer
  • VBA Functions You'll Probably Need
Creating Reusable Procedures
  • Design before Code
  • Writing the Same Code Once
Creating User Forms
  • Working with User Forms
  • Adding Controls to a User Form
  • Formatting Controls
  • Setting Properties at Design Time
  • Introducing Events
  • Setting Properties at Run Time
  • Additional ActiveX Controls
  • Working with Methods
  • Working with List Boxes and Combo Boxes
Understanding Object Models
  • Defining the Terms
  • Using the Object Browser
  • Working with Object Models in VBA
  • Object Variables
  • Special VBA Control Structures for Objects
  • Working with the Office Object Models
Handling Errors
  • Recognizing a Run-Time Error
  • The Error-Handling Standard
  • Exiting the Error Handler
  • Inline Error Handling
  • Combining Types of Error Handling
Debugging Your VBA Code
  • Debugging Your Code
  • Setting a Breakpoint
  • Stepping Through Code
  • Checking Values at Run Time
  • Watch Expressions
  • The Call Stack
  • Working with Error Handling
  • The Debugging Process
Understanding Events
  • Events and Event Procedures
  • Which Objects Have Events?
  • User Form Events
  • Control Events
  • Product-Specific Events
  • Is There More?
Putting It All Together
  • Assembling the Pieces
  • Building a Solution in Excel
  • Using the Solution in Word
  • Where Are You Going From Here?

Appendix A: Calling VBA Procedures From the User Interface


Appendix B: Comparison of VBA, Visual Basic, and Microsoft Access Forms


Appendix C: The Reddick VBA Naming Conventions


Appendix D: Creating Reusable Procedures


Appendix E: Techniques with List Boxes and Combo Boxes


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