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VBA Programming in Excel Basics
In this VBA Basic course you will learn to create macros and applications in Excel using Visual Basic for Applications, the programming language of Microsoft Office. You learn to program in Excel and how to automate recurring actions. You will also learn how to process large amounts of data easier and faster. What will you learn in this course?
Working with VBA in Excel means nothing more than programming in Excel. You will learn how to create your own programs within Excel, with which you can automate all regularly recurring actions. This way you will work more efficiently and save a lot of time. You will also learn how to simplify data entry and how to process large amounts of data.

"Programming" may sound difficult if you've never done it before, but during the course you'll find yourself automating simple tasks and actions. Bring your own practical examples. We always find a time when the trainer can look at this and give feedback and tips. What prior knowledge do you need?
You do not need to have any experience with VBA to participate in this Excel Basic VBA course. In general, it is sufficient to know that VBA exists, what you can do with it and why it can be of interest to you.

You do not have to be advanced in Excel, but you do need to have experience with it. Preferably at least at the level of our basic course. If in doubt, please do not hesitate to contact us. Who is this course intended for?
This VBA basic course is for anyone who works or will work a lot with Excel and who has to repeat many actions, but notices that this can be done faster and more efficiently. During the course a whole new world will open up for you. You'll love the knowledge that allows you to automatically structure entire Excel files in just a few clicks. What is a logical continuation of this course?
After mastering VBA in Excel Basic, do you want to learn even more tricks and use Excel as optimally as possible and adapt it to your own wishes? Then be sure to check out the Advanced VBA Programming in Excel Course. Course topics

• macro
• Record
• Play
• Modify
• Visual Basic Editor
• Window
• Usage
• Interaction with user
• message box
• Input box
• Variables and Constants
• declare
• Data types
• Excel objects
• Object model
• Workbooks and worksheets
• Cells and vba
• Control structures
• if-then-else
• for next
• do-loop
• with-end with
• Events
• Reply to user
• Dialogs
• To make
• Startup
• Functions
• Find features
• Defining Functions
• Using Excel functions
• Error Handling
• User input
• Syntax errors