Excel — Macros & VBA · Course on Udemy
Start with the macro recorder, move on to writing your own VBA code, and finish with ready-to-use macros for the tasks you repeat every week.
★ 4.5 from 1,911 ratings on Udemy · 122 lessons · 12 hours
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If a task takes the same steps every time, a macro can do it for you in one click.
New to Excel? Start with Excel Tips & Shortcuts first.
Real tasks from the course, built step by step.
Four parts, from your first recorded macro to your own VBA projects.
How to record and run a macro, assign it to a button or icon, the Personal Macro Workbook, absolute and relative references, and writing effective macros.
A tour of the Developer tab, procedures, the VBA language elements, and the common objects, properties and methods you will use every day.
Worksheet functions inside VBA, IF and FOR statements, variable iteration loops, filtering and sorting with VBA, and the R1C1 reference style.
Finding and fixing errors in your code, then complete VBA projects and ready-to-use macros.
Reviews from students of this course.
“I am learning new skills required for a task I’ve been given at work. This course has already been beneficial in making things easier by allowing me to automate a series of easy but time-consuming tasks through macros.”Chris F.
“Great content, simple to the point, clear instructions. Excellent course for beginners in macros and VBA. Well Done!”Dominica E.
“I appreciate the detailed walk-thru, explanations, and the practice files to follow along.”Liza R.
Andreas Exadaktylos, MSc in Computer Science, has taught Excel for over 25 years and runs Mellon Training.
More than 80,000 students have taken his courses on Udemy. He also publishes free Excel tutorials on YouTube and on this site.
Anything else? Write to info@mellontraining.com.
No. You need to be comfortable with everyday Excel. The course starts with the macro recorder and builds up to writing VBA. If you are brand new to Excel, start with Excel Tips & Shortcuts.
Excel 2016 or newer, or Microsoft 365. The VBA fundamentals have changed little over the years, so most of the course also works in older versions.
The course was filmed in Excel for Windows. The interface and shortcuts are sometimes different on a Mac.
On Udemy. You buy and watch it there, keep it for life, and can learn offline in the Udemy app.
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Yes. Watch the free VBA lesson on this site, or the preview lessons on the Udemy course page.
122 lessons, from the macro recorder to your own VBA projects.
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