VBA allows you to write macros (or processes) in Excel and other Office applications and move. Microsoft Office users rely on VBA as a coding language to save time and make using these applications easier. By the end of the course, you’ll be familiar with the VBA programming environment and language and be equipped with the tools to develop VBA applications that address your unique needs as a chemical engineer. VBA stands for Visual Basic for Applications, and it's a versatile language that works for other products in the Office suite of programs. Through illustrations, you’ll even see how to use VBA to communicate between Excel and other software applications, such as process simulators.
You’ll become skilled at designing and implementing user interfaces, including user forms. You’ll develop new confidence in your ability to manage and move information between the spreadsheet and VBA environments. In one day, you’ll learn how to save valuable time when developing macros and program user-defined functions to package typical chemical engineering calculations. The hands-on, fast way to boost your productivity Join David Clough in this hands-on course to learn new skills that will enable you to streamline your Excel spreadsheets and save valuable time-even if you have no knowledge of Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) programming. Even though you’re familiar with Excel and have some background in computer programming, chances are you’re only scratching the surface when it comes to mastering new capabilities.
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