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Microsoft Office training - Advanced VBA

VBA Training

Advanced VBA Training Course

£750 + VAT for most venues (£895 + VAT for London)

2 days

If you already know how to create subroutines in VBA, are happy declaring variables and can write loops and conditions without a qualm, this is the course for you! Assuming a good working knowledge of Visual Basic for Applications, the advanced course shows you how to loop over collections, reference other applications, work with files in all of their manifestations, create your own classes (!) and much more.  The course uses examples drawn from Excel, Access, Word and Outlook.

Course details

  • Locations for Advanced VBA coursesLocations:Manchester
  • Next Advanced VBA course locationNext course:Tue 17 July 2018
  • Advanced VBA course timesTime:09.30-16.30

Course Contents

Revision of VBA

  • Training topicObjects and collections
  • Training topicMethods and properties
  • Training topicUsing object variables
  • Training topicLooping over collections

Links to other applications

  • Training topicReferencing other applications
  • Training topicInstantiating objects
  • Training topicWriting inter-application code

FileSystemObjects

  • Training topicReferencing FileSystemObjects
  • Training topicWorking with files and folders

FileDialogs

  • Training topicUsing FileDialogs
  • Training topicAllowing multiple selection

Working with text files

  • Training topicAvoiding using INPUT/OUTPUT
  • Training topicReading and writing text files

Class modules

  • Training topicWhat is a class?
  • Training topicDesigning classes
  • Training topicCreating properties and methods
  • Training topicConsuming classes

Covered if time allows If time

Advanced class modules topics

  • Training topicUntyped collections
  • Training topicCreating typed collections
  • Training topicCreating event sinks

Linking to data

  • Training topicADO or Access Database Engine
  • Training topicReferencing the right library
  • Training topicOpening and using recordsets

Arrays

  • Training topicCreating and populating arrays
  • Training topicDynamic arrays
  • Training topicThe PRESERVE keyword

Passing arguments

  • Training topicByRef and ByVal
  • Training topicUsing optional arguments
  • Training topicUsing ParamArray

Covered if time allows If time

Advanced programming ideas

  • Training topicUsing functions in code
  • Training topicRecursive programming
  • Training topicEnumerations

Covered if time allows If time

Working with shapes

  • Training topicAdding shapes
  • Training topicPositioning shapes
  • Training topicFormatting shapes

Why Choose Us?

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Sample customer feedback

"Lots to cover but followed a good pace and where required made it fit in with our requirements."

Pia Wilson (Trafalgar House Pensions Administration Ltd)

"Trainer was very enthusiastic and engaging. Am very pleased with the course content and delivery. Course handout material is very useful to take away."

Kiran Thiara (Freemans Grattan Holdings)

"Excellent all round. Previously attended the Advanced VBA course and was very impressed with the quality; would definitely want to attend another course in the future."

Andrew Petherbridge (Health Education East Midlands)

"Fantastically laid out. Well paced and structured. A huge amount of info stuffed into a manageable two days. Very specifically VBA as opposed to being included in an Excel course. (Excel VBA macros) Builds very well on the basic course. (Advanced VBA)"

Amelia Bliss (Syngenta Ltd)

"Well thought out course, small class size so able to ask question; also given enough content to take away. Referred by colleague, would refer to others."

Mark Anderton (NHS Leeds CCG)

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Delegates should have good knowledge of either Access Visual Basic, Excel Visual Basic or Word Visual Basic.  To attend this course, you should already know the answers to these questions:

  1. How to use input and message boxes.
  2. How to write IF conditions and loops.
  3. How to create and use variables (including the use of OPTION EXPLICIT).
  4. How to select cells (including using OFFSET and END) in Excel.

If you haven't attended our two-day Excel VBA introduction course or been using VBA for at least 6 months, you're likely to struggle on this course. 

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VBA videos

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Classroom training is the best way to learn programming, but just in case you disagree we've published VBA videos too.

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VBA skills assessment

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Think you know VBA? Take one of our skills assessment tests to see how you perform relative to your peers.

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