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Excel VBA Macros exercises on FORMS
This page lists the 4 exercises about Forms in Excel VBA Macros on our website:
| Software: | Excel VBA Macros |
| Version: | Any version of Excel |
| Topic: | Forms |
| Level: | Relatively easy |
| Courses: | Excel VBA macrosFast track Excel VBA |
| Exercise: | Create an Excel VBA user form to allow users to apply to a dating agency. |
| Software: | Excel VBA Macros |
| Version: | Any version of Excel |
| Topic: | Forms |
| Level: | Relatively easy |
| Courses: | Excel VBA macrosFast track Excel VBA |
| Exercise: | Create a form to enter a film name and category, such that when you click on an ADD button the film is added to an Excel list. |
| Software: | Excel VBA Macros |
| Version: | Any version of Excel |
| Topic: | Forms |
| Level: | Average difficulty |
| Courses: | Excel VBA macrosFast track Excel VBA |
| Exercise: | A form for entering details of dinosaurs, including a combobox, listbox, option buttons and spinner buttons. |
| Software: | Excel VBA Macros |
| Version: | Any version of Excel |
| Topic: | Forms |
| Level: | Harder than average |
| Courses: | Excel VBA macrosFast track Excel VBA |
| Exercise: | Get a macro to run when you open a workbook which creates a list of all of the worksheets and displays these in a form combo box for quick nvaigation. |
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