Writing Your First Excel VBA Function.
It means you can read and write a document property from the above screen. Now you know how to read and write the properties of an excel document. Now I will show you how to do the same activity using VBA code. Using Workbook.BuiltinDocumentProperties property user can read and write the document property of an excel workbook.
Example: You are going to write your first Excel Macro. By running that Excel Macro you will add the Value of Cell A1 and A2 and multiply that Sum with the Value of Cell A3. Store this Result in Cell A4. This is your requirement to write Macros. Follow the below Steps, to write your first Excel Macro an Achieve the above mentioned requirement.
With VBA, you can write codes that can create a pivot table, inserting a chart, and show a message box to the user. The crazy thing is: For all the tasks which you perform manually in minutes, VBA can do it in seconds, with a single click, with the same accuracy.
Write a VBA Code to ADD a New Sheet in a Workbook. Open the visual basic editor and follow these steps. First, you need to enter Sheets.Add method. Then you need to define the place to add the new sheet (Before or After). Next thing is to enter the count of worksheets. In the end, the type of sheet.
If you followed the previous steps, you just wrote a VBA Sub procedure, also known as a macro. When you press F5, Excel executes the code and follows the instructions. In other words, Excel evaluates each statement and does what you told it to do. (Don’t let this newfound power go to your head.) You can execute this macro any number of times.
Excel VBA macros Exercise: Loop over all of the continent worksheets in a world workbook, going to the bottom cell on each, extracting the capital city name and listing on a separate sheet.
Excel VBA Columns Property We all are well aware of the fact that an Excel Worksheet is arranged in columns and rows and each intersection of rows and columns is considered as a cell. Whenever we want to refer a cell in Excel through VBA, we can use the Range or Cells properties.