COURSE TRAINERS
Mark Badham
Mark is the Managing Director of Leading Edge Business Solutions. Mark has been programming since the age of 10 when he wrote his fist Basic Program on an Apple IIe. He has always been passionate about computers and education and started tutoring matric students in 1994. Mark has been training advanced Linux courses, installing, configuring and maintaining Linux servers since November 1999. In 2002 Mark began training Perl courses. Mark was among the first group to write the LPI level 2 Certification in South Africa in 2004. Since March 2006 Mark has been training PHP, MySQL and JavaScript. Since 2009 Mark has started training Java and Python.
Mark's formal qualifications include:
Bsc (Engineering) Electrical
Institution: University of the Witwatersrand.
Final Subjects IncludedComputer Engineering
Certification: Level 2 Certification
Institution: Linux Professional Institute
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Details
This course is designed for everyday Excel user who would like to program unique features and functions to improve the accessibility and usability of their data.
This course will help you to create macros that will communicate with excelDelivery Methods
Leading Training is focusing on providing virtual training courses for the foreseeable future and will only consider in-person and classroom training on request, with a required minimum group size of six delegates. We remain committed to offering training that is fast, focused and effective.
Audience
Excel Advanced UserPre-Requisites
Excel Knowledge preferably Advanced ExcelCourse Outline / Curriculum
- Lesson 1:Visual Basic Editor
- Topic A: Visual Basic for Applications
A-1: Discussing VBA
A-2: Preparing Excel for VBA
A-3: Examining the VBE window - Topic B:Object programming
B-1: Examining the Properties window
B-2: Changing the object properties
B-3: Using code to change object properties
B-4: Using a method
B-5: Associating VBA code with an event
B-6: Executing VBA code by using a button - Topic C:The Object Browser
C-1: Examining the Object Browser
C-2: Searching in the Object Browser
- Topic A: Visual Basic for Applications
- Lesson 2:Programming basics
- Topic A:Data basics
A-1: Discussing data types and variables
A-2: Discussing and declaring variables
A-3: Using operators
A-4: Using interaction functions - Topic B:Scope of variables
B-1: Understanding procedure- and module-level scope
B-2: Understanding public scope - Topic C:Scope of procedures
C-1: Creating a Sub procedure
C-2: Calling a Sub procedure
C-4: Calling a Function procedure
- Topic A:Data basics
- Lesson 3:Control structures
- Topic A:Decision structures
A-1: Using the If Then statent
A-2: Using the If…Then… Else statent
A-3: Using the If… Then… ElseIf statent
A-4: Using the Select Case statent - Topic B:Loop structures
B-1: Using the For…Next loop
B-2: Using the For Each…Next loop
B-3: Using the Do While…Loop
- Topic A:Decision structures
- Lesson 4:Custom dialog boxes
- Topic A:User forms
A-1: Adding a user form
A-2: Adding controls to a user form - Topic B:Events
B-1: Attaching an event handler to a control
B-2: Validating data by using event handlers
- Topic A:User forms
- Lesson 5:Debugging and error handling
- Topic A:Errors
A-1: Discussing types of errors - Topic B:Debugging
B-1: Discussing debugging tools
B-2: Setting a breakpoint
B-3: Adding a watch expression
B-4: Using Step Into
B-5: Deleting a watch expression
B-6: Working with the Immediate window
B-7: Working with the Locals window - Topic C:Error handling
C-1: Using the On Error GoTo statent
C-2: Using the On Error Resume Next statent
- Topic A:Errors