Each VBA Tutorial contains macro examples to help you learn VBA code quickly. Follow these VBA tutorials to learn basic and advanced Excel macro programming.
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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Learn to identify Excel chart objects then export them as images using VBA. Saving a chart as an image is the best way to ensure no one changes your chart data.
This tutorial shows you how to properly implement VBA On Error Resume Next and GoTo 0. It also shows how to use Resume and Resume Next to exit VBA error handlers.
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Learn how to handle errors in VBA with the On Error statement, On Error GoTo, and custom error handlers. This is a great introductory VBA error handling tutorial.
VBA SendKeys places any keystroke into a stream that flows into the active window. SendKeys is the only ways to send keystrokes to many windows using a macro.
Application.Caller tells you where your macro was called from so you can build beautiful Excel dashboards with shapes and make your UDFs interact with your sheets.
Learn how to use VBA to sort by columns and understand all the Columns.Sort parameters. We'll also show you how to use VBA to sort by multiple columns.
Sending an email through Gmail with VBA is easy. Simply reference the proper Gmail SMTP server and configure your macro using the Microsoft CDO library.