3 Tools for Easy VBA Programming - Excel VBA Course - VBA Quickie 3

Downloadable File: Available in the full course.

Easily figure out forgotten VBA commands using these 3 tips. This tips will make your coding life easier and less prone to errors.

In addition to commands, you will also learn how to figure out how to properly access and change object properties, such as the properties of a range or worksheet, even if you forgot the values to use.

The example in this tutorial focuses on formatting, but it applies easily to anything that you want to do in your macros.

This includes:
- Easily finding online code examples for specific tasks in VBA.
- Tips to better use the Macro Recorder.
- Learning more technical information about objects, methods, and properties using the Object Browser.

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[makisalimhussain]

Beautiful; very simple and at the same time very useful and really informative. Thanks a lot

[sbatsia]

Thanks for a nice and useful short VBA code.

[jonpye]

Again a very informative video, well put over and understood. Most helpful appreciated.

[darrylmorgan]

Really Great Tips, Takes Me Back To When I Started Learning VBA...Thank You Sir :)

[wayneedmondson]

Nice! Very good tips. Thanks for sharing :)) Thumbs up!!
PS - I discovered you can get the same as CTRL+i with a right click and select Quick Info.. if you want to do it from the mouse. Also, Shift+F2 will take you to the definition and then F1 to MS Help.

[tahuhunter]

Pretty I had figured it out earlier...Haha. Great tips my guy!!

[karmusinghsiddhu]

'Private Sub Target As Range)
'On Error Resume Next
'Application.ScreenUpdating = True
'With Sheet1
'Rows(lastrow).AutoFill Rows(lastrow).Resize(2), xlFillDefault
' Range("M10").Formula = "=IF(OR(ISBLANK(D6), ISBLANK(E6), ISBLANK(F6), ISBLANK(C6)), (FG65+D6-E6-F6))"
'Application.ScreenUpdating = False
'End If
'End With
'End Sub
can pls correct for me