Use R1C1 notation in VBA with FormulaR1C1 to generate cell-based formulas with ease. This way, you can use variable references when iterating through loops.
The VBA Range.Find method locates matching content, wholly or partially, and lets you access all the Range properties for those matching cells.
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Here's how to use VBA AdvancedFilter with multiple criteria defined in a customizable Excel table. This AdvancedFilter macro supports both AND and OR criteria.
The VBA Sgn function is a quick way to check if a number is positive, negative or zero. Rarely used, the Sgn function can be useful when building conditional statements.
Here's how to use the VBA AutoFilter method to filter data in a column based on different criteria. This will help improve your data munging capabilities.
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Use the VBA AdvancedFilter method to find unique records, clean data, separate the original and cleaned datasets and determine whether data contains duplicates.
This tutorial uses VBA to insert rows on worksheets and selectively into ranges or tables. We'll also show you how to shift rows and copy formats for new cells.
Get file info like read-only and hidden status, plus understand how VBA GetAttr leverages bitwise operations to losslessly compress this info into a single number.
The VBA UsedRange property stores a sheet's used cells to help you find the first and last used rows and columns on your sheet and navigate through your range.
This is an in-depth tutorial on the built-in VBA FileDateTime function, which can be used to schedule scripts, handle overwrites, and check if a file exists.
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