This VBA programming course focuses on developers who already have the basic VBA knowledge, such as how loops, collection loops, and arrays work. This course continues from the 6th part, where I've explained how VBA file handling works. If this is the first time you hear about VBA, you should head to my first course, where I teach about VBA basics.
Visual Basic for Applications or VBA, in short, was created by Microsoft to enable developers to have more functionality than the basic Microsoft applications offer. VBA allows you to work with arrays, loops, and extract data more efficiently to later work with it. This allows using MS Excel from quite complex calculations and lets us get the wanted results quickly and accurately.
In this VBA programming course, I am going to focus on VBA error handling and working with a VBA message box in user forms. They are critical if you want to be an advanced VBA programmer, and in this course, you will learn all about them. Just look at what we are going to cover:
You can see that this course is quite advanced, which is why I'm recommending for you to start from my first part of VBA training courses. Why am I the one to teach you this? I have been studying Maths for quite a long time and have acquired excellent skills in working with MS Excel. And I want to share this knowledge with you.
Start this VBA programming course today and advance your MS Excel skills!