Working with Macros in Excel Microsoft 365 for Windows

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If you are using your Excel worksheet to input data, you can create form to fill out you worksheets more easily. With the VBA editor you can insert, edit and customize your forms to make inputting data easier for your users. Excel for Office 365 also gives you the possibility to use macros within formulas. You can use macros in formulas to format text, perform calculations and even export charts to easily share or present to others.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • Insert, format and remover userforms
    Customize a form's size, color and alignment
    Program a form to perform actions
    Create actions to track changes in macros
  • Insert a macro function as a formula
    Format text using macros
    Calculate formatted values with macros
    Export charts using macros

IN THIS COURSE

  • 6m 10s
    The VBA editor in Excel for Office 365 enables you insert and modify UserForms. A UserForm object is a window or dialog box that makes up part of an application's user interface. See how to add a UserForm, insert UserForm objects and remove UserForm's or object you no longer need. FREE ACCESS
  • 5m 53s
    Once you've inserted your UserForm and objects, you can start customizing the form to suit your needs. See how to resize the form, change the color and modify the text alignment with Excel for Office 365. FREE ACCESS
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    3.  Programming a form in Excel Microsoft 365 for Windows
    5m 16s
    With forms you can add data entries into your Excel for Office 365 worksheet easily. See how to program a form to perform actions such as data entry, saving entries or cancelling actions. FREE ACCESS
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    4.  Tracking changes with macros in Excel Microsoft 365 for Windows
    4m 31s
    In order to keep track of data entries, you can create actions to automatically insert the date and time alongside your form entries. See how to create macro actions and track changes in real-time with Excel for Office 365. FREE ACCESS
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    5.  Using macros in formulas in Excel Microsoft 365 for Windows
    3m 5s
    You can use macros within formulas to execute functions in your Excel worksheet. See how to insert and test a formula containing a macro function in Excel for Office 365. FREE ACCESS
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    6.  Formatting data with macros in Excel Microsoft 365 for Windows
    4m 40s
    If you need to format your text, you can use macros to quickly change your text formatting, such as changing text to upper or proper case. See how to create macros to format text and run those macros in your worksheet in Excel for Office 365. FREE ACCESS
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    7.  Calculating formatted values with macros in Excel Microsoft 365 for Windows
    3m 25s
    If you have specific values that you need to calculate in a list, you can use macros to find those values. See how to create a procedure and calculate values for specifically formatted values in your Excel for Office 365 worksheet. FREE ACCESS
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    8.  Exporting charts with macros in Excel Microsoft 365 for Windows
    3m 40s
    If you frequently need to export your charts in Excel, you can create and run macros to export and save you charts. See how to create a macro to easily export your charts in Excel for Office 365. FREE ACCESS

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