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.
This tutorial will teach you everything you need to know to get started automatically creating and editing embedded Excel charts and chart sheets using VBA.
Learn how to download files from a website using the VBA URLDownloadToFile function. This tutorial also explains how to use webscraping to find files to download.
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Use the VBA immediate window for code testing, variable confirmation, and reading debug output. This tutorial is full of tips and tricks for getting the most out of the VBA immediate window.
Use the VBA Array Filter to find matches in an arrays of strings. The Filter function returns a subset of an array based on your filtered search criteria.
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Use VBA Workbook event handling to capture a variety of application-level events. The events captured in the VBA ThisWorkbook module can be used to trigger unique actions based on a user's interaction with Excel.
Use VBA collections to group key-item pairs of related data, kind of like scripting dictionaries. The VBA Collection object is default class in Excel so it doesn't require a reference to an object library.
Learn how to format dates in VBA using both the Format function and the NumberFormat property. Much of the focus of this date formatting VBA tutorial is on writing custom format codes for your macros.
Use VBA transpose to switch rows and columns in Excel. The VBA transpose function is helpful for converting rows to columns and columns to rows. In this tutorial, a macro that transposes both data and formatting is presented.
This tutorial teaches you how to format numbers in Excel using the VBA NumberFormat property. The VBA NumberFormat property can control the appearance of decimals, commas and can even format text.