VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) is an immensely useful tool for Excel users who want to push the envelope. With the help of this programming language, you may connect with Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, and other Microsoft apps from within Excel, as well as automate activities and integrate custom forms and controls.

But VBA isn't just for programmers and ardent developers; we'll teach you the fundamentals of VBA in this course, starting from scratch. We'll go over fundamental grammar once again, practice writing code with the macro recorder, and go through over 50 practical use cases, ranging from data import/export to creating automatic invoicing and reports.

This course is for you if you want to become a certified Excel power user, automate your process, and create entirely new solutions.

Module 1- Recording macros and buttons

1. Absolute and relative recording
2. Where macros can be stored
3. Assigning macros to buttons

Module 2 - Selecting cells

1. Selecting cells (absolute)
2. Selecting cells (relative)
3. Selecting to the end of a block
4. Selecting a range by its corners

Module 3 - The VB code editor

1. Using Project Explorer
2. Creating modules
3. Basic subroutines and comments

Module 4 - Messages and variables

1. Input boxes and message boxes
2. Declaring variables
3. Option Explicit
4. Scope of variables
5. Constants

Module 5 - Visual Basic explained

1. The Excel object model
2. Objects and collections
3. Methods and properties
4. Getting help in VBA

Module 6 - Loops and conditions

1. Simple IF conditions
2. Multiple IF and SELECT / CASE
3. Three main types of loop

Module 7 - Looping over collections

1. Object variables
2. Looping over collections

Module 8 - Event handling

1. Assigning macros to events
2. Cancelling events

Module 9 - Functions

1. Declaring functions
2. Passing arguments

Module 10 - Debugging and error handling

1. Setting breakpoints
2. Stepping through macros
3. ON ERROR statements

Module 11 - Forms

1. Drawing forms
2. Attaching macros to controls
3. Validating form input

Module 12 - Links to other applications

1. Referencing other applications
2. Instantiating objects
3. Writing inter-application code

Regular Batch: 25-30 Sessions* (1.5hrs)

Weekend Batch: 15-18 Sessions*(2hrs)

Fast Track: 10-12 Days*(3.5hrs)

Eligibility : 12th+ Having basic knowledge of Computer