What is a Match Function? The match function in MS Excel is one of the useful built-in lookup functions that work like Vlookup, Hlookup, and the Index function to return the position of exact or similar matches of the lookup value found in an array
Formulas in EXCEL Microsoft Excel offers several built-in functions that can be used as formulas in Excel worksheets. It displays the categories of functions available in the Insert Function window, as seen in the image below: Usage of Formula in an Excel Sheet Just like
Rows are the horizontal layers of data — whether empty or not — in any table. You can think of a worksheet in MS Excel as a table. Likewise in Word, tables can be inserted and used. Rows are essential part in any table used
As a program runs, you might have a parameter which changes the flow conditionally. This parameter could be an input dependent on the user. Therefore, a VBA program needs to be a way to receive input from the user during runtime. This is where InputBox
The need for a branching statement in code In a procedure, the program code or the application in which the code is running may encounter unexpected issues or may not work like you expect. To be on the safe side, we can transfer the program’s control
Why would you want to delete a row? Rows are the horizontal layers of data (that could also be blank) in any table. Worksheets in MS Excel are actually all considered to be tables. In MS Word, tables can be inserted into documents for your
An introduction to operators An operator is a symbol that works on two operands to provide an output. For example, Let us consider expressions below: A + B = C here A, B and C are called operands And + and = are called operators.
Short introduction to strings A string is a sequence or group of characters of any length that may or may not have a semantic meaning in language. It can consist of several characters like numbers, letters in both lowercase and uppercase, punctuation, and symbols. Examples
Handling other files in VBA macros As a programmer, you’re likely to come across many situations where other files need to be opened for reading, writing, or appending data. A macro can help you easily handle these files, and the Open method is your ticket.
We need conditional statements As a you develop code, there’s inevitably a need for the flow or logic to progress in a different direction based on the user’s inputs or on the details determined during runtime. This is where conditional statements are used. Example scenario
