VBA - Visual Basic and Macros Course (Part 1 and 2)

Course details

VBA & Macros Program is important for those who want to apply the VBA Programming language to make their excel spreadsheets more powerful. Extremely useful for all those who want to automate their repetitive excel spreadsheets, reports or dashboard. When we have to make repetitive reports, dashboards or slides, when the work on excel sheet gets complex and repetitive, the most important solution would be to automate the worksheets and save a lot of time. By using Excel VBA, we can automate several areas of data analysis, reporting and modeling work. By using Excel VBA, we can cut down the time we spend repeating these steps and improve our productivity. The main goal of this course is to see how repetitive reports, dashboards or slides can be automated using the powerful tool called VBA & Macros.

In this course you get access to some of our awesome VBA Macros videos which will help you to gain foundation knowledge over this most used spreadsheet software. This program includes introduction to VBA & macros, VBA Environment like project explorer, properties, Run break reset and design, debug etc, Macros with IF conditions, Data Filter, Charting using VBA and userform. You need to have basic excel knowledge to do well in this course

Note: This course being VBA & Macros: Part 1&2 is a comprehensive course on VBA Macros and contains both Part 1 and Part 2 of VBA Macros course provided by eduCBA

Instructor: Mr. Dheeraj V. (CFA, FRM, IIML, IITD)

Dheeraj, A financial wizard, His relentless pursuit of knowledge and financial acumen has made him one of the most sought after individual in the training circles. He was associated with J.P Morgan Chase Equity Research Group as an analyst and later moved to CLSA India (Asia's #1 Broking Firm) in the field of Equity Research and Investment Banking domain.

Website: - edu CBA

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