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New to VBA? Start here
Chapter 1: How to create a macro in Excel
Enable Excel Developer Tab
Open VBA Editor in Excel
Writing a macro
Using the Macro Recorder
Commenting in VBA

Chapter 2: Navigating your spreadsheet with VBA
Using the VBA Range object
How to select cells with VBA
Controlling different workbooks
Macros to control worksheets

Chapter 3: Understanding VBA Variables
VBA Variable Types
How to Declare Variables
Variable Scope and Lifetime
Understanding Option Explicit

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