Excel animation made easy! Yes, animation can change the way your user look at your Excel projects. It's a WOW experience you give to your users just like those killer apps in the app store! The great news is this course is designed for all levels of Excel user. Anyone with basic Excel skill without any prior VBA  or coding skills can get started with animation in Excel. This is a step by step course on animating in Excel and thus is a complete comprehensive course. Check out the comments by my current students to see how easy it is to get started with animation with this course. This is a project based course and all the working files are included for fast and fun learning. Now learn this most satisfying skill in Excel in no time! **The only Excel animation course you'll find anywhere! It's a professionally designed course with super easy concepts and tricks for creating unlimited beautiful and meaningful animations for any Excel dashboard, reports, charts or anything. No prior experience of coding required. Now take your Excel work to a whole new level! Satisfaction guaranteed.** Do you want to get super creative at work and make every Excel project impressive? Do you want to wow your users: your clients, customers, your boss and anyone? Get started learning Excel animation and become highly wanted ! There's no limit with Excel animation, create what you can think! Get things to action in no time! Create professional animation such as splash screen animations for all Excel projects and have your users jaws dropped as soon as they click open a workbook. Never before animation in Excel was so easy and awesome as this course requires no prior knowledge of coding and all you need to know is just the bare basics of Excel and you are ready to become an excellent animator. Everything is covered step by step from beginner's to master level. Animation in Excel is achieved through VBA (programming language of Excel), but they are super easy and in fact easier than writing some excel formulas like Vlookup. Also in adition to learning concepts and writing simple codes, I'll also show you how you can record macros and modify the codes a very little to achieve any desired animation. This means you'll not have to take the stress of remembering codes and yet understand how things work and when required you'll be able to write animation codes from the scratch! So in any case you'll end up becoming a developer and a creative professional with this course. If you are a complete beginner, you gonna love it. It's super easy to get started with animation in Excel. And if you are already an advanced Excel user or a seasoned VBA programmer, you would be so glad to come across this course, as you will learn tons of tricks to create awesome animations in Excel. How many people do you know who knows animation in Excel? Chances are not many or maybe none! So be the first to upgrade your skill in Excel! With the Exercise files/ working files included, everything in this course is step by step learning. From writing your first macro/program to writing beautiful animation codes which are not only very easy but very fun to learn. And the best part is you don't have to remember any codes, as Excel will generate those codes when you record a macro. I will take you through all the projects by recording macros and then just make little tweaking to the codes generated by Excel. And also I'll show you how to get the codes from the internet that you are looking and create animations with that. So like I said, no stress on the brain learning codes and it's just fun animating. So some of the things you'll learn are: move around shapes in Excel with codes, rotate shapes, understand 3D rotations in X, Y, Z axis Morphing of shapes create amazing animated splash screens to create first impression when a user clicks open your Excel workbook. Its a winning trick you'd always use once you learn create loading screens like seen on web pages /  mobile apps in your Excel workbooks create animated password access splash screen system to your Excel workbooks. learn different styles of animated menus like slide out menus, slide down menus, scaling menus, toggle button animated menus loop animations chart animation / graph animation in Excel Learn text animation, that you'll always use in all simple to big Excel projects. Because it's insanely easy and useful! learn to apply various animations in all kinds of dashboards/reports/simple information workbook learn awesome button animations for that great user experience every time someone interacts with your dashboards/reports/projects creative mouse hover animation for all projects various transitions and effect animations learn all properties of shapes such as transparency, blur, Scale height/width, glow, color to achieve amazing animation effects that can be applied to any project. Fun is guaranteed throughout this course as you would be amazed to see yourself animating your imagination right within Excel. By the end of the course, you'll be armed with tons of tricks to create any kind of professional animation for any projects. And if you get stuck somewhere or trying out new animation ideas just post your questions on Udemy forum and I'm always around for quick support. This course is frequently updated with new animation tricks so that you continue to gain from this course. And this course also comes with 30 days of risk free money back guarantee from Udemy. So, for any reason if you are not satisfied, you get full refund, no questions asked. So, go ahead and enroll in this course today and become a creative tech professional.

Welcome to Your Microsoft Excel 2016 Advanced Course. ⇉ Watch the promo video to see How Quickly You Can Begin to Master Microsoft Excel! ⇉ This Course is MASSIVE! You receive over 6+ hours of video content & 90 lectures! Just Click the "Take This Course Now" For Instant Life-Time Access To All Levels Of Excel Below! Intermediate Advanced and Excel Macros/VBA. This Microsoft Excel course concentrates on the most advanced features, after taking this online class you will be able to use Microsoft Excel at an expert level. You can learn Microsoft Excel easily and quickly if it is taught correctly. Developed by a Microsoft Certified Master Instructor, this course provides comprehensive coverage on Microsoft Excel. As an additional bonus, you can download all of the Excel project files that are used in the videos so that you can get a “hands-on” approach to learning the material. You will also be shown how to find and download free "Excel templates" which are spreadsheet templates that you can use like "budget templates" or a "calendar template" or a "schedule template." PLUS included in this course is 84 Excel Shortcuts that will increase your everyday speed using Microsoft Excel. Another great aspect of this course is that, at the end of this Excel class, you will be given a CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION. This course has a quiz after every section so if you need to prove that you have learned the material, or if you’re an employer or supervisor that needs to ensure that someone has actually done the work, this is easily done by looking at the results of these quizzes. This class is guaranteed to teach you Microsoft Excel. Once enrolled, you will have access to this Excel course for the rest of your life. You will always be able to come back to this Excel class to review material or to learn new material about how to use Excel. Enroll now and transform your abiliy to use Microsoft Excel.

Understand what you are going to achieve through the VBA by seeing demo and then see step by step explanation of VBA code. Learn about Excel VBA syntax, Excel VBA form and control, methods of  using forms and controls, several workout examples to see usage of Excel VBA for automation. In this course, you will learn following stuff in step by step manner Level 01 – start without coding – Automate tasks using Excel Macro recording Demo of an excel macro What is excel macro When to use it How to record a macro/create a shortcut action How to run a recorded macro How to create a shortcut for a macro action How to run a recorded macro on a new dataset (excel workbook) How to record a relative macro What is the difference between a relative macro and a general macro. How to understand what was recorded as macro. How to delete a macro Level 02 A – Understand Excel VBA integrated development environment How to reach VBA window What are different component of the window What is use of those components How to use breakpoint, properties window, edit tools etc. Level 02 B – Understand Excel VBA syntax How to define a variable Different types of variables How to write a for loop How to display output in an interactive way How to write output in a different worksheet How to take user input through a prompt How to use user input How to use record macro to know VBA syntax How to use breakpoint How to run macro through click of a button When you need to write do while / do until loop Syntax of do while / until loop How to take input from excel sheet for program execution How to ensure variable names are correct before execution of program If else command, If elseif else command Using mod function (for remainder) Showing status bar Workout Examples 01 – Using Forms for user entry, chart display etc. See a worked out example of a VBA form Learn about various control, design aspects of Excel VBA form Learn about why will need form, and such controls Hide Data sheet and format other sheet to make it look professional Ensure proper data type Ensure value selection from combo box only Learn to define level, text, combobox and button command Learn to pass dropdown data in combobox Learn to use form entry into VBA Learn to write back on Excel form Learn how to load form while getting excel started Learn to change properties of control through VBA Workout Examples 02 – fetching data from MS Access using Excel VBA How to use Excel as front end and fetch data from microsoft Access database Where to use this à Greatly useful when many users have Excel but don't have MS access database in the PC Where Reference is needed Watch window - how to use it How to edit the code for many fields and different databases Workout Examples 03 – One sheet per product or agent How to use do while loop to let it run for as many records as it has got How to find block size (starting and ending row for each product) How to add sheet using VBA and give it a name How to ensure that the tool remains intact with multiple runs and even a mistake can't cause issue How to repeat header in each tab or worksheet Workout Examples 04 – Inventory management, coupon assignment and customer communication using Excel VBA Traverse through various sheets and workbooks using VBA Formatting date Writing derived information from one sheet to another Passing several parameters to VBA for conditional traversal 3 should mean three coupons to get reserved [Coupon code : Validity] will need comma if there are multiple vouchers Error handling : alert, if there are no coupons Protecting Excel tool for further usage Workout Examples 05 – Reading data from a microsoft access database and writing it into a text file Reading Microsoft Access data using VBA directly writing output into a text file Making the output comma separated Workout Example 06 - Designing survey form in Excel VBA with option buttons / list box etc. Workout Example 07 - Insert Excel VBA form data in MS Access database Workout Example 08 - Using pivot table, vlookup and several other formula for a sampling work Workout Example 09 - Windows based user authentication and Voice notification of execution of VBA Workout Example 10 - Running SQL command through VBA. Read Excel sheet as a table inside VBA You will learn Reading complete worksheet data into a table Managing named as well as unnamed headers Running SQL command inside VBA Little advance SQL coding as well (by product) A-B B-A Workout Example 11 - Voice based reminder tool You will learn how to remind speaker about how much time is left through automated announcement. Workout Example 12 - Running VBA code in automated manner You will learn what is takes to used Windows scheduler to schedule the VBA code to run in automated manner with desired frequency. Workout Example 13 - Recursive file and folder size within a folder Many a times we need a tool, which should recursively put file names and file sizes within a folder. I mean to say that, if you pass name of a folder and say in that folder, it has 11 files 2 folders Then it should again go into the 2 folders and if it finds a folder again say in any of the folder, it should go within that folder too and should create result, with name and size of all the files & folders. Workout Example 14 - Combine all the files inside a folder through VBA Tasks 1. Combine Multiple files - having same layout (same number of fields and fields are always in the same column) but not neessarily same number of rows 2. Also put file name as first column in the final data set Assumption: All the data files are in the same folder There is nothing other than data files in that folder Usually data files should have a way to know, which file was referred All the data files are excel files only

Master Automation by Learning the Ins and Outs of Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) for Excel In Essential VBA Training for Excel - get up to speed on using VBA to help automate time-consuming procedures in Excel. Great for automating repetitive tasks and operations that you perform frequently, VBA is a powerful tool to increase your productivity. Contents and Overview The course is designed for individuals and professionals who are new to VBA and who are seeking practical ways to automate tasks in Microsoft Excel that are performed frequently. Through 4 hours of video lectures, exercise files, and an optional quiz, you'll learn the essentials you need to know to create powerful macros using VBA for Excel. Find out how to use the VBA editor, VBA syntax, keywords, and comments. Discover how to define and manage variables, set up subroutines, and create functions. Also, find out how to use input boxes and message boxes to interact with end users. Learn practical methods for using macro errors to improve your VBA code. When you complete this course, you'll be well on your way to using VBA macros in Excel to help you and others automate tasks and operations performed frequently. This course includes: Exercise files An optional quiz to test what you've learned A certificate of completion All of our videos are high definition; therefore, they are best viewed with the HD setting on and the videos enlarged.

Become an Excel Programmer and You Can Finally Put Your Work On Autopilot! Even with all of Excel's great features, and built-in tools, you might find yourself doing repetitive tasks, that take longer than they should. Or the day will come when you say, " Oh, I wish there were a better way to do this !" The good news is that Excel, and other Microsoft Office applications, comes with Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), a programming language that will extend the functionality of your Office applications. In This Course You Get: Free Downloadable Workbooks - makes it easy to follow along & practice after class. Test Your Skills - exercises to get you engaged & reinforce what you have learned. Code Snippets - with common code bites. VBA Glossary - talk the talk This is a VBA beginner's course that will get you on the road to being in that elite group of VBA programmers. Learning to program can seem daunting at first, but I'm going to make it as easy as possible. With that said, VBA is a huge topic, and yes, there are a lot of lectures in this course. But don't stress out. What I do go over will get you from, " I don't even like looking at VBA ", to, "I can do this!" NOTE: There are multiple ways to get the same result in VBA. So the way I write a procedure or two might be slightly different than your co-workers code, or yours, and that's O.K. If you're ready to cut your workload , automate your tasks , and learn a desirable skill while your at it, click the Take This Course button on the top right, and I will help start programming your Excel workbooks with VBA.

Course is focusing on basic level developers who know arrays. loops and variable pretty well and now want to take their knowledge to next level. From designing to programming and what things to be kept in mind while making user-forms. Collection loops structure in User-forms and their use practically. User-forms are very important part of VBA and one cannot be known as a great programmer if he or she does not know userforrms. This is not just a basic level information tutorial on FORMS but you shall see here loops, if functions, variables use and collections loops is applied . After-all. there is nothing better than practical learning so i have great MIS Projects as well for you. Many good short projects for you on user forms. Combobox,Listbox,textbox,labels,command buttons,date time calendars,frames - everything discussed from sctrach Use of change event, click event, initialize event,close events Create Move next button in forms to see the data one by one coming from excel Some projects and assignments with ready made codes is added as well.

This course will provide you with essentials about Visual Basic Applications (VBA) Excel for Finance. VBA is the programming language of Excel and is a fast programming language. When correctly mastered, it can automate almost every task that is required in Banking and Investment Banking. By taking this class, you will see that getting a job in investment banking is not just a matter of luck, but of technique and forward thinking. This course is best suited for university students who are studying business, finance, accounting, economics or any other finance related programmes. This course is also for anyone who is interested in knowing more about the Banking and Finance world, and to know about necessary skills to acquire to get into these sectors. No prior technical knowledge is required. The course covers: Fundumentals of VBA : Functions, Sub, Variables, Loops, Conditions. Real life applications that are used in Banks today Build pricers for options and bond Create Userforms and top-notch charts Link your VBA application to a database Understand the concept of Object Oriented Programming Why should you take this course? You are a finance student. You are really struggling in finding a good and challenging position in Banking. You would like to start your career with a great asset on your resume and you are motivated to reach that goal. You are a banker facing issues with repetitive tasks to run on a daily basis and you want to learn how you could automate all of those tasks in a single process. You are already a banking employee, but you are working in a department that does not fit your ambitions, and you would like to join a more challenging department such as front-office, and work in the exciting environment of the trading room. In order to do that you need to prove that you can bring value to the team. With this course, you get everything you need to be able to quickly design performant VBA applications.

This is an introductory course on how to program Excel using VBA macros. You will learn to automate and extend the Excel environment to supercharge your Excel models, automate routine tasks, customize your user interface, and manage large quantities of data. This course is based on the instructor's semester-long college courses which have produced thousands of graduates in the fields of business, finance, health care and public policy. Designed for busy professionals who need to take their Excel abilities to the next level, you will not waste time on topics which you are unlikely to use, and you will receive extra attention to the often confusing or overlooked details that will make the most difference to your ultimate understanding. Over 8 hours of instruction!

A Management Information ystem (MIS) provides organisation with the information they require in an organised manner to take upon management and crucial decisions. MIS tools and knowledge is very important nowadays. There is a very high demand for MIS Professionals in the market and the manpower supply of it is very less because of the obvious reason that the skill-sets required is not a part of any academic curriculum. A professional training in it hence becomes mandatory. This training will endow every student with the skill sets required to be a successful MIS professional. Our course curriculum comprises of all the important aspects requires in the real world to get the job done in MIS. The student will get the enhance knowledge in Data management, Reporting and Analysis through MS Excel, MS Access & RDBMS. Moreover training will be given on the most demanding technology , which is MACRO -Automation.

This course has been created to teach how to turn an Excel workbook into a Database application using VBA. Before creating the database application in the first sections I explain the main VBA data structures which are helpful to manage data to be imported to Excel and to be exported from Excel ranges to external sources e.g. databases, web services , XML files, text files and JSON files. In details, the course includes: Overview of VBA . Very important for those that are starting off with VBA. In this section the students will know how to access and know the Excel Developer Ribbon. the VBA Editor, the concept of macro and the concept of macro security and will get acquainted with topics e.g. the workbook object, worksheet object, cells and ranges. You will learn how to record a VBA macro. You will understand the VBA Project structure and composition, the Worksheet Module Code, the Workbook and Worksheet Properties and Methods, the General variables and subroutines, concepts e.g. Variables and Constants (Public and Private Variables), Subroutines and Functions (Public and Private Subroutines and Functions), User Defined Functions, VBA and Worksheet Modules and Variable Types and Declarations. Manage Excel Tables with VBA . In this section you will learn what is an Excel table and how to prepare, format and manage it, how to the information contained in an Excel table, how to select areas of a table, how to insert rows,/columns/parts of a table, how to read and retrieve the elements of a table and how to manipulate and filter elements in a table. VBA Dictionary : the students in this section will understand the VBA dictionary which is a modern data structure which can be also defined as a native object. The idea of dictionary starts from the Excel LOOKUP functions. We will see also how to verify and populate a Dictionary object, how to create a Dictionary as a Scripting object and as a generic object, how to add/remove Items and assign values to keys to a VBA Dictionary. We will discuss about how to check if a key exists and how to count the number of items in a dictionary. We will go through some case studies see how to read, sort and format dictionaries and how to manage dictionaries with arrays. Finally we will understand when to use a dictionary as a data structure. VBA Collections : in this section we will see what a VBA collection is and what is the difference between collections and arrays. We will also see when to use collections and when to use arrays and their advantages and disadvantages. Then in details we will see how to create a collection and do operations on collection items (remove/remove all/add/get). we will then see how to verify if a key exists in a Collection and how to retrieve and count items in collections. Finally we will be able to convert a collection to an array. Manager Pivot tables with VBA : this is an hot section where you will dominate Excel Pivot table with VBA, learning: how create/delete a pivot table, how to retrieve the list of pivot fields, how to do operations on the items of a pivot table (add/remove/filter/clear). We will get familiar with the difference between calculated and not calculated fields. We will see how to do some operations on the pivot tables: clear report filter, refresh, change data source range, layout and setup the grand totals. Excel Query Tables and VBA : this is the section where you can learn how to import data from an Microsoft Access database, how to import from text file (fixed width/delimited), how to import several text files and CSV files into Excel Query Tables using VBA, how to append data from different text file to a Query Table. Finally we will see how to retrieve data From a website using a Query Table. Exchange data with MS Access using VBA : we will have again an overview of how to export data from an Excel Query Tables to an Access database using VBA: insert an Excel range of data into Access with ADODB VBA and SQL commands, insert an Excel range of data into Access with ADODB VBA with recordset, import Excel tables (listobjects) into Access with VBA, import Excel table (listobjects) into Access with VBA looping in the table data (SQL), import Excel tables (listobjects) into Access with VBA looping in the table data (recordset), update Access with Excel data with VBA. Working with XML files in VBA : learn how to import XML into Query Table or in an Excel range, retrieve the DOM structure of an XML document and import elements, nodes and attributes into Excel files, how to breakdown an XML document and parse the single elements, how to identify nodes, elements, attributes and node lists. You will also learn to get XML elements and nodes using XPath. You will get familiar with the Excel VBA objects to manage XML documents e.g. MSXML, XMLDOM and XMLMap. We will see also how to import an XML file into an Excel range with ADODB and how to  generate an XSD file with VBA. We will understand the MSXML node types and we will learn how to manage errors and attributes e.g. async. Excel VBA and Web services: in this section the students have an overview of the SOAP and REST web services and how they are managed via VBA to send data to and from Excel files. In details: how to invoke a SOAP web service from Excel (do SOAP requests, WSDL, ...). In this section also: how to send HTTP requests with VBA from Excel with WinHttp, how to make REST call with VBA in Excel using the WinHttp object, how to get Http Request In Excel Vba. You will also have an overview of the IXMLHTTPRequest object. Working with JSON files in VBA: JSON documents are another data structure to use for sending data over the internet through web services. In this section students will learn how to import JSON data to Excel workbooks and how to export data in Excel ranges to JSON documents. At the end students will be able also to generate nested JSON. Miscellaneus: this is a bonus area where students will get more information about ODBC Queries, OLE DB Queries, how to import and export data from/to text files, how to do Web queries, how to manage VBA OLEObjects, how to parse HTML code in Excel with VBA and how to send automatic emails from Excel with VBA. At the end students will be able to connect Excel with the rest of the world using the HTTP protocol, web services and database connections to import/export data using Excel data structures. VBA is not dead with the evolution of the web applications, instead is evolving to offer more than we think.