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Excel 2013 Power Programming with VBA 1st Edition
John Walkenbach
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Learn to extend Excel 2013 with VBA programming
Whether your job or your curiosity impels you to learn how to develop programs that automate and enhance Excel, you'll find no better teacher than John Walkenbach. This book provides a complete introduction to Visual Basic for Applications and shows you exactly how to create the custom dialog boxes known as UserForms. Then it takes you into advanced programming techniques, such as developing utilities and using VBA to work with PivotTables and charts.
You'll also learn to create user-oriented applications, modify shortcut menus, and provide online help for your applications. If you know your way around Excel and are ready to take your skills to the next level, this book is for you.
Let Mr. Spreadsheet show you how to:
- Develop VBA subroutines and functions
- Create custom UserForms and dialog boxes
- Use VBA to create add-ins, PivotTables, and charts
- Create procedures that execute automatically when events occur
- Work with class modules and color
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Learn to extend Excel 2013 with VBA programming
Whether your job or your curiosity impels you to learn how to develop programs that automate and enhance Excel, you'll find no better teacher than John Walkenbach. This book provides a complete introduction to Visual Basic for Applications and shows you exactly how to create the custom dialog boxes known as UserForms. Then it takes you into advanced programming techniques, such as developing utilities and using VBA to work with PivotTables and charts.
You'll also learn to create user-oriented applications, modify shortcut menus, and provide online help for your applications. If you know your way around Excel and are ready to take your skills to the next level, this book is for you.
Let Mr. Spreadsheet show you how to:
- Develop VBA subroutines and functions
- Create custom UserForms and dialog boxes
- Use VBA to create add-ins, PivotTables, and charts
- Create procedures that execute automatically when events occur
- Work with class modules and color
About the Author
John Walkenbach, arguably the foremost authority on Excel, has written 50+ books, including multiple editions of the bestselling Excel Bible and Excel Formulas, as well as more than 300 articles for publications such as PC World, InfoWorld, and Windows. He created the award-winning Power Utility Pak and provides Excel information and insight at www.spreadsheetpage.com.
Product details
- ASIN : 1118490398
- Publisher : Wiley; 1st edition (April 1, 2013)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 1104 pages
- ISBN-10 : 9781118490396
- ISBN-13 : 978-1118490396
- Item Weight : 3.15 pounds
- Dimensions : 7.4 x 2.3 x 9.2 inches
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#193,720 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #7 in Microsoft VBA
- #9 in Visual Basic Programming (Books)
- #116 in Spreadsheet Books
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I got this for a VBA coding class a couple years ago and let me tell you that both this and the Excel 2013 Bible, link below, saved my grade that semester. It really helped me understand how to use VBA for various applications and went through step by step on how to code. I am not a coder and by the end of the semester I was writing hundreds of lines of code for not only the class but for my own personal use. Would absolutely recommend for any novice in excel VBA.
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Using this reference I was able to construct my first VBA macros and from there design and implement now daily used VBA applications that automate our processes. Using what I learned from Excel VBA I was able to dive into PowerPoint VBA which, while different, shares many similarities with Excel VBA. Our level of effort for daily reporting has dropped from three hours to less than an hour using these programs and it all started with this reference book.
Some Notes:
1) Yes, you should read each chapter at least skimming the material. I am a certified Microsoft 2013 Expert and I still found new details that I wasn't aware of during my initial read. The book covers the Excel program's features - not just the VBA aspect. Again making this a great reference for anyone looking to take advantage of all that Excel can offer.
2) I have had minimal experience as a programmer. I had eight months of C++ programming training last used 13 years ago when I was a Senior in High School. I also tried out some Java programming for a few months but never went anywhere with it. The point: Anyone can learn this as long as you put in the time to understand the material. It helps to have a program in mind and then try to build it. My first editions of my now daily used programs were terrible. They crashed all the time, had unexpected results, but I learned to handle all of these a little bit at a time.
3) Get the hard copy. You can take a hard copy with you anywhere and make notes on the pages if need be. Or place bookmarks easily. I have a reference manual on Kindle for KML Programming and I really didn't like it at all.
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The 2013 vs. the 2010 version do not seem particularly different - as VBA hasn't really changed too much since 2007 I guess. Disappointing that the 2013 paper book does not come with the CD-ROM containing a .pdf version of the book (along with examples) that the 2010 paper book did.




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