Cell and Range
A cell is a single element in a worksheet and a range is a collection (or groups) of one or more cells.
External References to other worksheets and workbooks
Learn how to reference cells and ranges that are in different worksheets or workbooks.
Relative, Absolute, Mix and Named References
Learn the four types of cells references: Relative, Absolute, Mix and Named
R1C1 Reference Style
In R1C1 style, Excel use numbers 1,2,3 for both columns and rows. The cell A1 is referred to as cell R1C1, cell A2 as R2C1, cell B1 as R1C2, cell B2 as R2C2 and so on.
VBA and Macros
Learn how to use VBA to develop macros to automate tasks and manipulate objects to control Office applications.
Absolute and Relative Macro Recording
Excel records actual cell references when we use absolute recording mode. To change the macro recording mode, click the Developer tab, and press the Use Relative Reference button in the Code group.
VBE - The VBA Editor
This tutorial walks you through the Visual Basic Editor (VBE) and shows you its most important features.
VBA Data Types
This tutorial explains the data types that VBA supports and the amount of memory each variable type requires. This tutorial also list the type-declaration characters.
Explaining VBa Data Types with Examples
In last tutorial we briefly discussed the VBA's built-in data types. Now we'll try to understand the each data type through examples.
How to use Loops in VBA
VBA provides a number of ways to use loops in your code. In this tutorial, you’ll learn about the different types of loops. VBA provides several different looping structures.
For Each … Next Loop
Learn how to use For Each loop in VBA. It is similar to the For…Next loop except it works with collections.
Do While Loop
The do while loop executes as long as the specified condition is true. Loop ends if the condition isn’t True.
Do Until Loop
A Do Until...Loop is similar to a Do While...Loop. The difference is how the condition works.
Getting Started
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