Excel VBA Macros: Hyper-disambiguated Excel VBA Programming

This is a Udemy best-selleing course. Here is some of the feedback from other students:

"Best intro I've seen for a non programmer. Explains key concepts well." Ron Willett

"Wonderful way of teaching. Shows the full hierarchy of both Excel and VBA objects. Now know the differences." Bill Malemba

"Concise, thorough, yet repetitive enough to allow the concepts to stick. Love the real-world examples and the emphasis on concepts over code parroting. Best VBA tutorial I've found, hands down, bar none - covers top to bottom application/VBA structure which is immensely helpful. Well-organized, all code can be re-visited with provided worksheets..." Dy622

"this is my favourite excel vba course. Lot of exercises, lot of different area is covered, and really explains everything from step 1, not just the how, but the why as well. thanks to the course I understand vba and macros better than ever before." 

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Excel VBA programming can seem baffling, especially when you don't fully understand the code you are asked to write. Learn to write Excel VBA macros, from scratch, to automate Microsoft Excel tasks and operations.

This course is aimed particularly at Excel users without much programming experience, who struggle to remember the syntax and structure of the VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) programming language.

During the course, we will use a style of programming which emphasizes the significance of each line of code that you write. This means that when you revisit the code, the meaning of each line is apparent from the syntax, rather than becoming more and more unfamiliar. The course also demonstrates how to get the maximum benefit from IntelliSense, Microsoft's code completion feature.

Whether you are looking to enhance your career prospects by adding Excel VBA to your C.V., save your company money or increase your productivity, this course will provide your with all the knowledge you need to get started.

You can download all of the materials used in the lectures, so that you can follow along. (Please, remember to unZIP the downloaded files.)