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Chapter 1 - THE VISUAL BASIC EDITOR▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
1.1	The Visual Basic Editor	Displaying the Developer Ribbon Tab Opening the VB Editor	15
1.2	The VBE Screen	Opening and Closing Windows Repositioning Windows Docking Windows	16
1.3	The Main VBE Windows	The Project Explorer The Properties Window	18
1.4	VBE Settings	The Options Dialog Box Changing Font Formatting Options	19

Chapter 2 - WRITING SIMPLE VBA CODE▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
2.1	Modules	Inserting a Module Opening and Closing Modules Renaming Modules Naming Rules in VBA Naming Conventions Removing Modules Exporting Modules Importing Modules Copying Modules to Other Projects	20
2.2	Writing Procedures	Types of VBA Procedure Inserting Procedures Starting a Subroutine Switching off Syntax Error Messages Setting the Scope of a Procedure	24
2.3	Writing Neat Code	Commenting Your Code Commenting Out Multiple Lines of Code Using Blank Lines and Indenting Indenting Multiple Lines Changing Indenting Settings The Continuation Character	27
2.4	Writing Simple VBA Instructions	Objects Methods and Properties	30
2.5	Tools to Help with Writing Code	Choosing Which Tools are Enabled Using IntelliSense to Write Code Faster Using Tooltips Viewing Data Tips	31

Chapter 3 - SAVING AND OPENING FILES▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
3.1	Saving VBA Code	Where is Code Stored? Saving VBA Code Choosing the Correct File Type	33
3.2	The Personal Macro Workbook	Creating the Personal Macro Workbook Viewing the Personal Macro Workbook in the VBE Viewing the Personal Macro Workbook in Excel Saving the Personal Macro Workbook Where the Personal Macro Workbook is Stored	35
3.3	Opening Files Which Contain VBA Code	Choosing to Enable VBA Content Macro Security Settings	37
3.4	Trusted Documents	Viewing Trusted Document Settings Disabling Trusted Documents	38

Chapter 4 - RUNNING VBA CODE▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
4.1	Running Code from Excel	Choosing from a List of Macros	39
4.2	Running Code from the VBE	Running a Subroutine The Debug Toolbar Compiling Code Stepping Into and Through Code Reaching the End of a Procedure Interrupting a Running Procedure	40
4.3	When Things Go Wrong	Syntax Errors Compile Errors Run-Time Errors	44

Chapter 5 - BASIC USER INTERFACES▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
5.1	Keyboard Shortcuts	Assigning Keyboard Shortcuts in Excel Assigning Keyboard Shortcuts in Code	46
5.2	Form Control Buttons	Drawing Form Control Buttons Editing Form Control Buttons	47
5.3	ActiveX Command Buttons	Drawing ActiveX Command Buttons Attaching Code to the Click Event	48
5.4	AutoShapes and Pictures	Inserting Shapes and Pictures Assigning a Macro to a Shape or Picture	49
5.5	The Excel Ribbon	Modifying the Quick Access Toolbar Creating Ribbon Tabs	50

Chapter 6 - WORKING WITH RANGES▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
6.1	Referring to a Range Object	Referring to a Single Cell Referring to a Block of Cells Using Range Names to Refer to Cells Referring to Non-Contiguous Ranges	52
6.2	The Cells Property	Referring to a Cell with Row and Column Numbers Referring to a Block of Cells Referring to Every Cell on a Worksheet	54
6.3	Rows and Columns	The Range, Rows and Columns Properties The EntireRow and EntireColumn Properties	55
6.4	Referring to the Active or Selected Cell	ActiveCell and Selection Activate vs. Select	56
6.5	The Offset Property	Offsetting from the ActiveCell Offsetting a Block of Cells	57
6.6	The End Property	The Four Directions of the End Property Finding the Start of a List Finding the Bottom Right Corner of a Table Finding the Next Blank Cell in a Column Selecting from the Top to the Bottom of a List Dealing with Blank Cells	57
6.7	Referring to Regions of Cells	The CurrentRegion Property The CurrentArray Property	61
6.8	Referring to Special Cells		62
6.9	Referring to Used Cells	Referring to the Used Range The Last Used Cell	63

Chapter 7 - COLOURS IN VBA▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
7.1	Excel Colours	The Two Colour Properties of a Range The ColorIndex Colours	64
7.2	Colour Numbers and Names	VBA Colour Constants Excel’s RGB Constants The RGB Function	65

Chapter 8 - DISPLAYING MESSAGES▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
8.1	The MsgBox Function	Syntax and Parameters of a Message Box	66
8.2	Displaying Messages	Displaying a Simple Message A Note on Using Parentheses Concatenating a Message Changing Text Alignment Using Multiple Lines Customising the Title	67
8.3	Icons and Buttons	Modifying the Buttons Setting the Default Button Displaying Icons Combining Buttons and Icons	70

Chapter 9 - USER INPUTS▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
9.1	Asking Users for Input	Where to Store User Input	72
9.2	Asking a Question with a Message Box	The Possible Results of a Message Box Storing the Result of a Message Box Testing Which Button was Clicked	73
9.3	The VBA InputBox Function	Syntax and Parameters of the InputBox Function Using an Input Box to Ask a Question Setting a Default Value What Happens if You Click Cancel? Inputting Different Types of Data	75
9.4	The Excel-Specific InputBox Method	Using the Excel Input Box Customising the Title and Default Value Setting the Data Type of the Input Box Entering an Invalid Value Selecting Cells Returning a Reference to a Range	78

Chapter 10 - VARIABLES AND DATA TYPES▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
10.1	Data Types in VBA	Summary of the VBA Data Types	81
10.2	Declaring and Using Variables	The Dim Statement Writing To and Reading From Variables	82
10.3	Declared vs. Non-Declared Variables	Non-Declared Variables Explicitly-Declared Variables Forcing Explicit Variable Declaration	83
10.4	Variables and Data Types	The Variant Data Type Declaring Multiple Variables Choosing the Correct Data Type	85
10.5	Converting Variable Data Types	Implicit Data Type Conversion The Problem with Implicit Type Conversion Explicit Data Type Conversion Checking for Dates and Numbers	87
10.6	The Scope of Variables	Procedure Level Variables Module Level Variables Project Level Variables	89
10.7	Constants	Declaring a Constant The Scope of Constants	91

Chapter 11 - WORKING WITH DATA▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
11.1	Manipulating Data	The Three Main VBA Data Types The Basic VBA Operators Manipulating Values using Functions Why Some Functions End with a $ Sign Using Excel’s Worksheet Functions	92
11.2	Working with Numbers	Testing if a Value is a Number Useful Numeric Functions	94
11.3	Working with Dates	Testing if a Value is a Date Writing Dates in the VBE Arithmetic with Dates Useful Date Functions Intervals for Date Functions Setting the First Day of the Week Formatting Dates	95
11.4	Working with Strings	Concatenating Strings Character Codes Special Character Constants Case Sensitivity Useful String Functions	98

Chapter 12 - TESTING CONDITIONS▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
12.1	The If Statement	Single-Line If Statements The Else Clause Block If Statements Nested Ifs The ElseIf Statement	101
12.2	Logical Tests and Operators	Comparison Operators Logical Tests and Boolean Values	104
12.3	Combining Conditions	The Or Operator The And Operator The Xor Operator	105
12.4	Comparing Strings	Testing if Two Strings are Equal Converting the Case of Text Making All Text Comparisons Case-Insensitive Relative Comparisons with Strings The Like Operator and Wildcards	106
12.5	Conditional Functions	The IIf Function The Switch Function	108
12.6	The Select Case Statement	A Basic Select Case Statement Testing Multiple Values Testing a Range of Values	109

Chapter 13 - FOR NEXT LOOPS▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
13.1	The For Next Loop	Looping a Set Number of Times The Step Statement Exiting from a For Next Loop Nesting For Next Loops Looping a Variable Number of Times	110

Chapter 14 - CONDITIONAL LOOPS▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
14.1	The Do Loop	Exiting from a Do Loop	113
14.2	Do Until Loops	Writing a Do Until Loop The Loop Until Statement Breaking Out of a Loop	114
14.3	Do While Loops	Writing a Do While Loop The Loop While Statement	115

Chapter 15 - HOW VBA WORKS▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
15.1	Object Oriented Programming	The Building Blocks of an Object Oriented Language	116
15.2	Objects	Referring to Objects by Name Referring to Objects by Index Number Qualifying References to Objects Using Keywords to Reference Objects Using Object Codenames Using Object Variables	117
15.3	Collections	Referring to Collections	120
15.4	Methods	Applying Methods to Objects Passing Arguments to Methods Returning Values and References from Methods When to use Parentheses	121
15.5	Properties	Writing to a Property Read-Only Properties Property Data Types Reading from a Property Properties and Parameters	123
15.6	Getting Help in VBA	The Object Browser Context Sensitive Help Recording a Macro	125

Chapter 16 - FOR EACH LOOPS▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
16.1	Looping Through Collections	The For Each Loop A Basic Example	127
16.2	Looping Over Worksheets, Charts and Sheets	Protecting all Worksheets Excluding Worksheets Looping Through Chart Sheets Looping Through All Sheets Looping Through Objects on a Sheet	128
16.3	Looping Over the Workbooks Collection	Processing all Open Workbooks	130
16.4	Looping Over a Collection of Range Objects	Specifying the Range to Loop Over Looping Through a Column of Data	131
16.5	Nesting For Each Loops	Looping Over Shapes on All Worksheets Looping Through Sheets in All Open Workbooks	132

Chapter 17 - DEBUGGING▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
17.1	Debugging Code	The Debug Toolbar	133
17.2	Running Code	Running a Procedure from Start to End Running a Procedure in Break Mode Stepping Through Code Changing the Next Instruction Editing Code in Break Mode	134
17.3	Debugging Modular Code	Viewing the Definition of a Procedure Stepping Over a Procedure Call	136
17.4	Breakpoints	Setting and Removing Breakpoints The Stop Statement Breaking Conditionally	137
17.5	The Immediate Window	Executing Instructions in the Immediate Window Asking Questions in the Immediate Window Printing to the Immediate Window	138
17.6	The Locals Window	Observing Variables	139
17.7	The Watch Window	Adding an Expression to Watch Types of Watch Adding a Quick Watch Editing and Removing Watches	140
17.8	The Call Stack	Displaying the Call Stack Using the Call Stack	142

Chapter 18 - HANDLING ERRORS▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
18.1	Run-Time Errors in VBA		143
18.2	Error Handling in VBA	Identifying Potential Run-Time Errors The On Error Statement	144
18.3	Using the On Error Statement	Ignoring Run-Time Errors Disabling an Error Handler	145
18.4	Creating a Custom Error Handler	Redirecting Your Code Writing the Error-Handling Section Exiting a Procedure before the Error-Handling Code The Complete Example	146
18.5	Resuming After an Error	Resuming at the Original Line Resuming at the Next Line Resuming at a Specified Line Why use Resume and Not GoTo?	148
18.6	The Err Object	Getting the Error Number and Description A Catch-All Approach to Error-Handling	150

Chapter 19 - EVENTS▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
19.1	Event Handlers	Objects Which Have Events Event Procedures vs. Normal Procedures	151
19.2	Creating a Simple Event Handler	Accessing the Object’s Code Choosing the Event Writing the Code Triggering the Event	152
19.3	Workbook Events	The Before Close Event The Before Save Event The Before Print Event The New Sheet Event New Chart	154
19.4	Worksheet Events	The Selection Change Event The Change Event Checking if the Target is Within a Specific Range	157
19.5	ActiveX Controls	Drawing ActiveX Controls Changing Properties of the Control Adding Code to the Control’s Events Prevent Controls from Taking the Focus	159

Chapter 20 - CREATING USER FORMS▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
20.1	User Forms	Creating a Working Form Our Example	161
20.2	Creating a User Form	Inserting a User Form into a Project Switching Between Form Views Removing Forms	162
20.3	Form Properties	Changing the Properties of a Form Some Common Form Properties Choosing Colours Setting Font Properties	164
20.4	Form Controls	The Toolbox Drawing a Control on a Form	166
20.5	Manipulating Controls	Selecting a Control Selecting Multiple Controls Resizing Controls Moving Controls Deleting Controls Copying and Pasting Controls	167
20.6	Laying Out Controls	The Form Grid The UserForm Toolbar	169
20.7	Grouping Controls	Grouping a Set of Controls Using Frames to Group Controls	170
20.8	Control Properties	Naming Controls Naming Conventions for Controls Size and Position Properties Formatting Properties	171

Chapter 21 - RUNNING USER FORMS▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
21.1	Running a Form	Choosing to Run a Form Closing a Running Form	173
21.2	Navigating a Form	Tab Order Accelerator Keys Keyboard Shortcuts The Default and Cancel Buttons	174

Chapter 22 - ADDING CODE TO FORMS▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
22.1	Making Forms Work	Our Example	177
22.2	Running User Forms	Running a Form as a Developer Running a Form as a User	178
22.3	Adding Code to a Form	Viewing a Form’s Code	179
22.4	Referring to Forms and Controls	Referring to a Form The UserForms Collection Looping Over the UserForms Collection Referring to Controls on a Form Looping Over the Controls Collection	180
22.5	Form and Control Events	Initialising a Form Clicking the Cancel Button Clicking the Add to List Button Writing Modular Code in Forms	182
22.6	Validating User Inputs	The Data Events of a Text Box Deciding on Your Validation Rules Creating Basic Validation Code Selecting the Text in a Text Box Ideas for Less-Intrusive Validation Resetting the Formatting Properties Using Hidden Labels Validation at the Form Level Setting the Focus to a Control Looping over Controls Validating Every Text Box in One Pass	184

Chapter 23 - ADVANCED FORM CONTROLS▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
23.1	Beyond the Basics	The Advanced Controls Available	189
23.2	Frames	Drawing Frames and Controls Looping Through Controls in a Frame	190
23.3	Combo Box and List Box Controls	Setting the Row Source The List Property Adding Items Individually Removing and Clearing Items Referring to the Selected Item Changing the List Style Restricting Choices in a Combo Box Allowing Multiple Selections in a List Box Referring to Multiple Selected Items Working with Multiple Columns	191
23.4	Option Buttons	Grouping Option Buttons Framing Option Buttons Setting a Default Option for a Group Using the Value of an Option Button The Click Event	196
23.5	Check Boxes and Toggle Buttons	Check Box and Toggle Button Values The Click Event	198
23.6	Spin Buttons and Scroll Bars	Drawing Spin Buttons and Scroll Bars Scrolling Properties The Value Property The Change Event The SpinUp and SpinDown Events	199
23.7	MultiPage Controls	Selecting Parts of a MultiPage Control Working with Pages The Index and Value Properties Looping Through Pages and Controls	201

Chapter 24 - CONTROLLING OTHER APPLICATIONS▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
24.1	Referencing Object Libraries	Setting a Reference to an Object Library The Default References References and the Object Browser Microsoft Office Version Numbers	203
24.2	An Example for Word	Setting a Reference to the Word Object Library Declaring a Variable for Word Creating a New Instance of Word Auto-Instancing Variables Showing and Activating Word Creating a New Document Writing and Formatting Text in Word Copying from Excel to Word Saving the Document and Closing Word The Complete Example	205
24.3	An Example for PowerPoint	Setting a Reference to the PowerPoint Object Library Opening PowerPoint and Creating a Presentation Creating a Title Slide Copying from Excel to PowerPoint Moving and Resizing PowerPoint Objects Saving the Presentation and Closing PowerPoint The Complete Example	210
24.4	An Example for Outlook	Setting a Reference to the Outlook Object Library The Complete Example	213
24.5	Controlling Applications without References	The CreateObject Function Using Object Variables Converting Constants to Numbers Getting a Reference to a Running Application Testing the Version of an Application	214
24.6	Referencing Other VBA Projects	Setting a Reference to a VBA Project Creating Excel Add-Ins Loading Excel Add-Ins	218

Chapter 25 - CONNECTING TO DATABASES▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
25.1	ActiveX Data Objects	A Brief Version History Referencing the ADO Library	220
25.2	Connecting to an External Database	Setting the Connection String	221
25.3	Creating Connections in Access	Referencing the CurrentProject’s Connection	222
25.4	ADO Recordsets	Creating a Recordset Setting the Source of the Recordset Setting the Lock Type Setting the Cursor Type Opening and Closing a Recordset Copying Data into Excel	223
25.5	Moving in a Recordset	Moving the Cursor Reaching the End of a Recordset Looping Over a Recordset Referring to Fields	226
25.6	Finding and Filtering Records	The Find Method Repeated Finds Applying a Filter Removing a Filter Adding Criteria to a SQL Select Statement Creating Dynamic SQL Statements	228
25.7	Modifying Data	Adding New Records Editing Existing Records Deleting Records	231
25.8	ADO Commands	Creating a New Command Object Setting the Command Text Executing the Command	232
25.9	Using DAO	Referencing the Correct Object Library Opening a Database Creating a Recordset	233

Chapter 26 - FILES AND FOLDERS▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
26.1	Working with Files and Folders	The Scripting Runtime Library Creating a FileSystemObject	234
26.2	Basic File and Folder Techniques	Testing if a File or Folder Exists Creating a Folder Copying and Moving Files and Folders Deleting Files and Folders Renaming Files and Folders Getting a Reference to a File or Folder	235
26.3	Looping Over Files and Folders	Looping Over Files Looping Over Folders Recursively Looping Over Subfolders	237
26.4	Working with Text Files	Creating and Writing to a Text File Opening a Text File Reading from a Text File	239
26.5	Using VBA’s FileSystem Methods	Creating Folders Deleting Files and Folders Copying Files Renaming Files	241

Chapter 27 - FILE DIALOG BOXES▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
27.1	Working with File Dialogs	Types of File Dialog Box Displaying a File Dialog Box Performing the Default Action	242
27.2	Customising File Dialogs	Changing the Title and Button Name Setting the Initial Location Allowing Multiple Selections Creating File Filters	244
27.3	Picking Files and Folders	Returning a File or Folder Path Testing Which Button was Clicked Dealing with Multiple Selections Using Multiple File Dialogs	246

Chapter 28 - CLASS MODULES▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
28.1	What are Class Modules?	Why Create Classes? Important Terminology Debugging in Class Modules	248
28.2	Designing a Class	Our Example Film Class	250
28.3	Creating a Class	Inserting a Class Module Renaming a Class Module Creating a New Instance of a Class	251
28.4	Creating Basic Properties	Basic Properties Disadvantages of Basic Properties	252
28.5	Creating Full Properties	Assigning a Value to a Property Reading a Value from a Property Assigning an Object to a Property Writing Additional Code in Properties Read-Only Properties	253
28.6	Creating Methods	Writing Methods in a Class Module Using Class Methods	256
28.7	Class Module Events	Creating Class Module Event Handlers Triggering Class Events	257
28.8	Sharing Class Modules	Step 1 – Rename the VBA Project Step 2 – Make the Class Public Step 3 – Create a Function to Return an Instance of the Class Step 4 – Reference the Class Project Step 5 – Consume the Class	258

Chapter 29 - COLLECTIONS AND DICTIONARIES▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
29.1	What are Collections?	Custom Collections and Dictionaries	260
29.2	Untyped Collections	Creating a New Collection Adding Items to a Collection Adding Custom Classes to a Collection Referencing Collection Items Removing Items from a Collection Looping Over Collections	261
29.3	Typed Collections	The Problem with Untyped Collections Creating a Collection Class Populating a Typed Collection Looping Over a Typed Collection Referencing Items in a Typed Collection	264
29.4	Dictionaries	Referencing the Scripting Runtime Library Creating a New Dictionary Adding Items to a Dictionary Referring to Dictionary Items Automatically Creating Keys Checking if a Key Exists The Compare Mode Removing Items from a Dictionary Replacing Dictionary Values Replacing Dictionary Objects Looping Over Dictionaries	266

Chapter 30 - ARRAYS▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
30.1	Overview of Arrays	Viewing the Contents of Arrays	272
30.2	Declaring Arrays	Setting the Dimensions of an Array Changing the Base of Arrays Declaring Multi-Dimensional Arrays	273
30.3	Populating Arrays	Assigning Values to an Array Assigning Objects to Arrays	274
30.4	Reading from Arrays	Referring to a Specific Element Looping Over an Array The Bounds of an Array Using For Each Loops	275
30.5	Dynamic Arrays	Declaring an Empty Array Re-Dimensioning an Array Preserving the Contents of an Array	277
30.6	Arrays in Excel	Assigning a Range to an Array Calculating in an Array Assigning an Array to a Range	278

Chapter 31 - MODULAR CODE, PARAMETERS AND FUNCTIONS▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
31.1	Modular Code	Our Example	279
31.2	Breaking a Procedure into Parts	Creating Module Level Variables Getting Input from the User Retrieving the Related Values Building and Showing a Message Putting it all Together	280
31.3	Procedures and Parameters	Our Example Defining Parameters Calling a Procedure which has Parameters Optional Parameters Assigning Default Values to Parameters Testing for Missing Arguments ParamArrays	282
31.4	Passing Arguments ByRef and ByVal	Passing Arguments by Reference Passing Arguments by Value Passing Arguments in Parentheses	285
31.5	Functions vs. Subroutines	Returning a Value from a Function Returning a Reference from a Function Calling a Function Using Functions in a Worksheet Defining Function Parameters	287
31.6	Debugging Modular Code	Viewing the Definition of a Procedure Stepping Over a Procedure Call	289

Chapter 32 - CONSTANTS AND ENUMERATIONS▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
32.1	Working with Constants	Declaring Constants Referencing Constants	290
32.2	Enumerations	Declaring Enumerations Referencing Enumerations Using Enumerations as Data Types Converting an Enumeration to Text Enumerations for Colours	291

Chapter 33 - SHAPES▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
33.1	Introduction to Shapes	The Shapes Collection	294
33.2	Referring to Shapes	Names and Index Numbers Referring to a Range of Shapes Referring to Selected Shapes Referring to Newly Added Shapes Looping Over the Shapes Collection	295
33.3	Shape Size and Position	Changing the Size and Position Sizing and Positioning Relative to Other Objects	297
33.4	Adding Shapes	Adding a Basic AutoShape Labels and Textboxes WordArt Pictures Form Controls	298
33.5	Formatting Shapes	Changing Shape Colours Colour Gradients Other Formatting Options Setting Default Shape Formats Copying Formats between Shapes Using Shape Styles	301
33.6	Shape Adjustments	Referring to Adjustments Adjusting Adjustments	305
33.7	Adding Text to AutoShapes	The TextFrame and TextFrame2 Objects Adding Text to a Shape	306
33.8	Formatting Text in a Shape	Basic Font Formatting Changing the Colour of Text Formatting Part of the Text Aligning Text in a Shape Changing Text Orientation	307
33.9	Connectors and Lines	Drawing Straight Lines Adding Multi-Point Lines and Curves Drawing Freeform Lines Creating Enclosed Shapes Connectors	309

Chapter 34 - VBA AND AI TOOLS▼

Section	Title	Subsections	Page
34.1	Choosing an AI Tool		312
34.2	Getting Simple Code	Our Example Getting the Prompt Right The Generated Code	313
34.3	Uploading Workbooks		315
34.4	A More Advanced Example	Our Example Writing the Prompt Improving the Solution	316
34.5	Optimising and Improving Code	Our Example What we Expect our AI Tool to Find Asking ChatGPT to Improve Code The Changes Made	318
34.6	Debugging		320
34.7	Global Changes and Reformatting	Example: Rewriting a Macro Making Global Changes	321

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