Introduction to Cells In Microsoft Excel, a cell is nothing but an intersection of a column and a row. This cell is referenced by its row number and column letter. A cell can hold a formula/data directly. It can be formatted with font styles and
Component of Excel Sheets Excel sheets are a part of an Excel workbook or a document. There can be any number of Excel sheets in a workbook. A Excel sheet may or may not have any of the below components/contents: Data in cells Formatted cells
Indexes in Programming “Index” is a common term used in all programming languages. It basically acts like a serial number of which an item or value can be referenced. For example, in the picture below, “Great Wall of China” is the 5th item in the
Introduction to Flag Options in Programming In any programming language, there’s a need to set a variable to options like on/off, true/false, yes/no. This variable is then later used in the code to check or understand something else. For example, let us imagine that we
Before we get into the Set keyword, I’m going to quickly go over a couple fundamentals about objects in VBA. If you already know this stuff, just skip ahead a couple sections. Introduction to Objects An object in a programming language is a class with
Working On an Object As in any other language, in VBA too there may be situations where we continuously work on a specific object. For example, we may like to apply conditional formatting to a cell based on its information by changing the font face,
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