The syllabus covers topics related to Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) programming in Microsoft Excel, starting with introductions to macros and the Visual Basic Editor. It then progresses to object-oriented programming concepts like variables, data types, objects, and collections. Further topics include loops, arrays, automating procedures using worksheet and workbook events, embedding controls, programming charts and pivot tables, and creating userforms. The syllabus also covers advanced techniques like class modules, add-ins, managing external data, and interacting with other Office applications like Word, Outlook, Access, and PowerPoint.
The syllabus covers topics related to Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) programming in Microsoft Excel, starting with introductions to macros and the Visual Basic Editor. It then progresses to object-oriented programming concepts like variables, data types, objects, and collections. Further topics include loops, arrays, automating procedures using worksheet and workbook events, embedding controls, programming charts and pivot tables, and creating userforms. The syllabus also covers advanced techniques like class modules, add-ins, managing external data, and interacting with other Office applications like Word, Outlook, Access, and PowerPoint.
The syllabus covers topics related to Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) programming in Microsoft Excel, starting with introductions to macros and the Visual Basic Editor. It then progresses to object-oriented programming concepts like variables, data types, objects, and collections. Further topics include loops, arrays, automating procedures using worksheet and workbook events, embedding controls, programming charts and pivot tables, and creating userforms. The syllabus also covers advanced techniques like class modules, add-ins, managing external data, and interacting with other Office applications like Word, Outlook, Access, and PowerPoint.
The syllabus covers topics related to Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) programming in Microsoft Excel, starting with introductions to macros and the Visual Basic Editor. It then progresses to object-oriented programming concepts like variables, data types, objects, and collections. Further topics include loops, arrays, automating procedures using worksheet and workbook events, embedding controls, programming charts and pivot tables, and creating userforms. The syllabus also covers advanced techniques like class modules, add-ins, managing external data, and interacting with other Office applications like Word, Outlook, Access, and PowerPoint.
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MICRO-VBA SYLLABUS
UNDERSTANDING THE BASIC
Introducing VBA Getting Started with Macros Introducing the Visual Basic Editor Working in the VBE DIVING DEEPET INTO VBA Object-oriented Programming — An Overview Variables, Data Types, and Constants Understanding Objects and Collections Making Decisions with VBA BEYOND THE MACRA RECORDER: WRITING YOUR OWN CODE Repeating Actions with Loops Working with Arrays Automating Procedures with Worksheet Events Automating Procedures with Workbook Events Using Embedded Controls Programming Charts Programming PivotTables and PivotCharts User Defined Functions Debugging Your Code ADVANCE PROGGRAMMING TECHNIQUES Creating UserForms UserForm Controls and Their Functions Advanced UserForms Class Modules Add-Ins Managing External Data Data Access with ActiveX Data Not Gone, Not Forgotten INTERACTING WITH OTHER OFFICE APPLICATIONS Overview of Office Automation from Excel Working with Word from Excel Working with Outlook from Excel Working with Access from Excel Working with PowerPoint from Excel Office No. 107, 1st Floor, Pawan Complex, Opp. Paras Wine, Ulhasnagar Station Road,Ulhasnagar - 421003, 9820410824 / 9819685808 www.neotech institute.com