Excel VBA Introduction Part 8 - Variables

By Andrew Gould

[jean-polbrasseur]

Pour l'instant c'est le meilleur tuto VBA que j'ai consulté. Merci pour le travail effectué.

[mikiring]

This is, by far, the best Excel VBA training video ever.

[reeseagarcia]

What are Variables? 0:53
Creating a Non-Declared Variable: 3:06
Storing Inputbox Results with Variables: 6:19
A Problem with Non-Declared Variables: 7:59
Non-Declared vs. Explicitly Declared: 10:59
Declaring a Variable: 12:32
Forcing Explicit Declaration: 14:50
Variable Data Types: 16:31
Declaring Multiple Variables: 19:11
The Type Mismatch Error: 22:44
The Overflow Error: 23:56
Populating and Manipulating Variables: 25:02
Variable Scope: 29:12
Extending the Scope of Variables: 32:48
Retaining Values in Variables: 35:30

[monsterslayer]

i cant believe you are giving these tutorials out for free. such high educational value!
thank you.

[AndreaVitiani]

The most complete VBA tutorial on YouTube. Wonderful work

[ryanli]

Excellent job Andrew! Very nice and thorough explanation. Thanks for being generous and sacrificing your time to create such educational videos on VBA. Just know that people around the world watching your videos appreciate what you are doing.

[Rocky-vuhh]

I just wanted to express my appreciation for the job you are doing. I cannot emphasize enough how valuable it is to be able to learn from such professionally compiled study material. I am sure, your lessons have improved career path of many people.

[Tat-cxlr]

C’est toujours un plaisir de revoir vos vidéos. Pour moi vous êtes le NUMBER ONE. Amicalement

[b.petrushchak]

Thank you for a portion of fresh knowledge on the use of variables of VBA. Your lectures are very good to summarise the knowledge that I learned previously and put everything into its place.

[PADRONJORGEL]

Thank you again, is very nice when someone takes its time to explain details to other without rushing

[UmamaheshwarAskula]

Best VBA tutorials after searching for months

[alfsilva]

These are the best Excel VBA tutorials on the net. I have seen tons of related videos but never could actually was able to really grasp the essence of Excel VBA up until now with yours. Congrats and keep up uploading new ones.

[kapilmavani]

Best VBA training tutorial. Once can start and become expert of VBA through these series of videos. Really nicely explained.

[andrewnolan]

It is shocking how understandable you made the different types of variables. I learned VBA programming a few years back and learned enough to create several complex programs. I never understood variables to the extent I do today after this lesson.

[eothawne]

Andrew, your lessons are fantastic. So informative and makes VBA so simple. Great and noble work. Thank you so much!

[maurocastagnera]

I just came to tutorial n. 8 and I've learned so many things about Vba. I do not imagine how many other important and useful things I can learn when I come to the end of the course. I think you are an outstanding teacher!

[m.mohtashim]

Thank you so much kind sir for teaching so beautifully in a very understandable manner. This is probably the only youtube channel which is providing indepth knowledge about a course for free. I really appreciate your efforts.

[rodrigofaustino]

You're truly an amazing teacher, mr. Owl. It's a pity that none of my colegues in Brazil will be able to follow this classes due to the lack of english knowledge.... Thank you very much!

[ashoggcr]

Excellent tutorials. Clear, concise, informative and helpful. Kind regards from Costa Rica.

[stefyuthechosenone]

This is an AWESOME serie on VBA !!!! It would be appropriate to remove the word "Introduction" on its title. At least, i learned something in every videos from the first one to the one i'm commenting on. First video was an illumination !!! I was stuck with my Project Explorer et Property tool boxes layed vertically at the top of VBE and you help me to restore the original layout !!! Man that was so huge  

Thanks a lot for your commitment and your kindness to provide for us such valuable tutorials. 

Best regards from France,  

STEPHANE NTONGA