Sub procedures are nothing but functions that can be run directly in a VBA module. You’re not required to call a sub procedure anywhere else within the module (just like with a function). But they are also a part of the module that can be
The logical structure of a document (Excel, HTML, XML, Word, etc) is called a “document object model.” It can be used to access and work on the properties, methods, and events of the object. For example, in a Word document, there could be shapes/pictures, text,
Cut, copy, and paste are very popular commands that any user knows how to use. It is the same with Microsoft Excel as well. In fact, these commands are very useful in Excel when we want to replicate calculation steps or automate a calculation. As
Loops in VBA Just like any other programming language, VBA also provides several loops that help with the repeated execution of a specific piece of code for a certain number of iterations based on defined conditions. The list of loops provided by VBA are: For
Why Do You Need to Insert Anyway? There are instances where we might forget to add data while creating a Word document or Excel spreadsheet. When we realize our mistake later, we can go in and add it using insert rows/columns, insert pages/shapes/images, etc., and
The Search Feature in Microsoft Excel Before digging into how to look for exact matches in VBA, I’ll give you some context with the easiest way to accomplish this goal — the search function in Excel. Microsoft Excel provides us with an excellent feature that
Loops in VBA Loops are an essential part of any programming language because they help with the repeated running of any code snippet. Just like any other language, VBA offers the following loops to enable efficient programming: Do until Do while For Foreach In this
Used Area of an Excel Sheet There are many situations when we need to perform an action on all rows and columns with data in an Excel sheet. In order to do that, you need to know which row/column of data is the last. In
In this article I’m going to first show you how to create and run MS Access queries manually, then I’ll build on that by explaining how to automate the execution of these queries via Docmd.OpenQuery. Let’s get started! Microsoft Access is a database management tool
Defining a Range In Microsoft Excel, a “range” of cells is a continuous group of cells across rows and columns. Here’s some valid examples of ranges with references to the cells: Any single cell like H54, C3. A part of any row Eg: D4:G4, H10:N10.