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Sections

Understanding Macros
Common Uses for Macros
Planning a Macro
Recording a Macro
Running the Macro
Modifying the Macro
Adding Comments
Analyzing the Macro Code
Cleaning Up the Macro Code
Testing the Modified Macro
Two Levels of Macro Execution
Improving Your Macro
Renaming the Macro
Other Methods of Running Macros
Saving Macros
Printing Macros
Storing Macros in the Personal Macro Workbook
Opening Workbooks Containing Macros
The Visual Basic Editor Window
Understanding the Project Explorer Window
Understanding the Properties Window
Understanding the Code Window
Other Windows in the Visual Basic Editor Window
What’s Next…
Assigning a Name to the VBA Project
Renaming the Module
Calling a Procedure from Another Project
Learning about Objects, Properties, and Methods
Syntax Versus Grammar
Breaking Up Long VBA Statements
Understanding VBA Errors
In Search of Help
On-the-fly Syntax and Programming Assistance
Using the Object Browser
Using the VBA Object Library
Locating Procedures with the Object Browser
Using the Immediate Window
Obtaining Information in the Immediate Window
Learning about Objects
Doing Things with Spreadsheet Cells
Using the Range Property
Using the Cells Property
Using the Offset Property
Other Methods of Selecting Cells
Selecting Rows and Columns
Obtaining Information about the Worksheet
Entering Data in a Worksheet
Returning Information Entered in a Worksheet
Finding Out about Cell Formatting
Moving, Copying, and Deleting Cells
Doing Things with Workbooks and Worksheets
Doing Things with Windows
Managing the Excel Application
Saving Results of VBA Statements
What Are Variables?
Data Types
How to Create Variables
How to Declare Variables
Specifying the Data Type of a Variable
Assigning Values to Variables
Forcing Declaration of Variables
Understanding the Scope of Variables
Procedure-Level (Local) Variables
Module-Level Variables
Project-Level Variables
Lifetime of Variables
Declaring and Using Object Variables
Using Specific Object Variables
Finding a Variable Definition
Using Constants in VBA Procedures
Built-in Constants
About Function Procedures
Creating a Function Procedure
Executing a Function Procedure
Passing Arguments
Specifying Argument Types
Passing Arguments by Reference and by Value
Using Optional Arguments
Locating Built-in Functions
Using the MsgBox Function
Using the InputBox Function
Using the InputBox Method
Using Master Procedures and
Relational and Logical Operators
If…Then Statement
The If…Then…Else Statement
The If…Then…ElseIf Statement
If…Then…ElseIf statement:
Nested If…Then… Statements
Select Case Statement
Using Is with the Case Clause
Specifying a Range of Values in a Case Clause
Specifying Multiple Expressions in a Case Clause
Do Loops: Do…While and Do…Until
Watching a Procedure Execute
While…Wend Loop
For…Next Loop
For Each…Next Loop
Exiting Loops Early
Nested Loops
Understanding Arrays
Declaring Arrays
Array Upper and Lower Bounds
Using Arrays in VBA Procedures
Arrays and Looping Statements
Using a Two-Dimensional Array
Static and Dynamic Arrays
Array Functions
The Array Function
The IsArray Function
The Erase Function
The LBound and UBound Functions
Errors in Arrays
Parameter Arrays
Manipulating Files and Folders
Checking the Existence of a File or Folder (the Dir Function)
(the FileDateTime Function)
FileDateTime function:
Finding Out the Size of a File (the FileLen Function)
ChDrive Statements)
Copying Files (the FileCopy Statement)
Deleting Files (the Kill Statement)
Writing to and Reading from Files (Input/Output)
File Access Types
Working with Sequential Files
Working with Random Access Files
Working with Binary Files
Finding Information about Files with the WSH
Properties of the File Object
Properties of the Folder Object
Properties of the Drive Object
Creating a Text File Using WSH
Performing Other Operations with WSH
Launching Applications
Moving between Applications
Controlling Another Application
Understanding Automation
Understanding Linking and Embedding
Linking and Embedding with VBA
COM and Automation
Understanding Binding
Late Binding
Early Binding
Establishing a Reference to an Object Library
Creating Automation Objects
Using the CreateObject Function
Creating a New Word Document Using Automation
Using the GetObject Function
Opening an Existing Word Document
Using the New Keyword
Using Automation to Access Microsoft Outlook
Excel Dialog Boxes
File Open and File Save As Dialog Boxes
Creating Forms
Tools for Creating User Forms
Placing Controls on a Form
Sample Application 1: Info Survey
Changing Control Names
Setting Other Control Properties
Preparing a Worksheet to Store Custom Form Data
Displaying a Custom Form
Setting the Tab Order
Understanding Form and Control Events
Writing a Procedure to Initialize the Form
Writing a Procedure to Populate the List Box Control
Writing a Procedure to Control Option Buttons
Writing Procedures to Synchronize the Text Box with
Writing a Procedure that Closes the User Form
Transferring Form Data to the Worksheet
Using the Info Survey Application
Using MultiPage and TabStrip Controls
Writing VBA Procedures for the Students and Exams
Using the Students and Exams Custom Form
Working with Collections
Declaring a Custom Collection
Adding Objects to a Custom Collection
Removing Objects from a Custom Collection
Insert: Module or Class Module?
Creating Custom Objects
Creating a Class
Variable Declarations
Defining the Properties for the Class
Creating the Property Get Procedures
Creating the Property Let Procedures
Creating the Class Methods
Creating an Instance of a Class
Event Procedures in the Class Module
Creating the User Interface
Watching the Execution of Your VBA Procedures
Toolbars
Using the CommandBar Object
Creating a Custom Toolbar
Deleting a Custom Toolbar
Using the CommandBar Properties
Working with CommandBar Controls
Working with Menus
Menu Programming
Creating a Submenu
Modifying a Built-in Shortcut Menu
Creating a Shortcut Menu
Testing VBA Procedures
Stopping a Procedure
Using Breakpoints
Using the Immediate Window in Break Mode
Using the Stop Statement
Adding a Watch Expression
Using Quick Watch
Using the Locals Window and the Call Stack Dialog Box
Stepping through VBA Procedures
Stepping through a Procedure
Stepping Over a Procedure
Setting the Next Statement
Showing the Next Statement
Stopping and Resetting VBA Procedures
Navigating with Bookmarks
Trapping Errors
Introduction to Event Procedures
Enabling and Disabling Events
Event Sequences
Worksheet Events
Workbook Events
Chart Events
Embedded Chart Events
Query Table Events
Object Libraries
Setting Up References to Object Libraries
Connecting to Microsoft Access
Using Automation to Connect to a Microsoft Access
Using DAO to Connect to a Microsoft Access Database
Using ADO to Connect to a Microsoft Access Database
Creating a New Microsoft Access Database
Opening a Microsoft Access Form
Opening a Microsoft Access Report
Running a Microsoft Access Query
Calling a Microsoft Access Function
Retrieving Data with the GetRows Method
Retrieving Data with the CopyFromRecordset Method
Retrieving Data with the TransferSpreadsheet Method
Using the OpenDatabase Method
Creating a Text File from Microsoft Access Data
Creating a Query Table from Microsoft Access Data
Using Microsoft Access Data in Excel
Creating an Embedded Chart from Microsoft Access Data
Transferring the Excel Spreadsheet to an
You can link an Excel spreadsheet to a Microsoft Access database by using
Placing Excel Data in an Access Table
Creating Hyperlinks Using VBA
Web Server — Storing and Opening Workbooks
Web Queries
Creating and Running Web Queries with VBA
Web Queries with Parameters
Dynamic Web Queries
Refreshing Data
Excel and Active Server Pages
Creating an ASP Script
Installing Internet Information Services (IIS) or Personal
Creating a Virtual Directory
Running Your First ASP Script
Generating a Tab-delimited File on the Web Server
Creating an Excel File from User Input
the GetString Method
Creating Charts in ASP
What is XML?
XML Support in Excel 2002
Creating XML Spreadsheet Files with VBA
Viewing the XML Source File in Notepad
Well-Formed XML Documents
Building XML Files Outside of Microsoft
The XML Flattener
Formatting XML Data with Stylesheets
Linking an XML Document to a Stylesheet
Using an XSLT Template
XML Data Islands
Using VBScript to Transform the Contents of XML
The XML Document Object Model
Transform XML into HTML with an XSL Stylesheet
Using VBScript and XML DOM to Transform XML Documents
Working with XML Document Nodes
Retrieving Information from Element Nodes
XML via ADO
Saving an ADO Recordset as XML to Disk
Two Types of XML Files
Applying an XSL Stylesheet
Transforming Attribute-Based XML Data into
Loading an ADO Recordset
Saving the ADO Recordset to XML in Memory
XML and ASP
Posting Excel XML Data to a Web Server

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