Free Excel VBA Course #1 - Getting Started with Excel VBA [An Introduction]

In this video, I will start with the introduction of VBA and what it's made of.

I will cover topics such as:
-- What does VBA stands for
-- What all can you do with VBA in Excel
-- What are building blocks of VBA in Excel
-- The concept of Object-Oriented Programming

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[kumi]

This is exactly what I need to learn how to create simple macros at work, I'm just just delving into it now but I love the YouTube format, easy to go at your own pace and pick-up where you left off.

[rangs]

Thank you Sumit Bansal for making this VBA COURSE FREE.

[npc]

Your Sherlock Holmes example is brilliant. Thank you!

[briandennehy]

Thanks a million for making this course available for free much appreciated

[robbysandhu]

Seriously Amazing.. Everyone students need this kind of Introduction to course before starting...

[Pushkarkmishra]

Dear Mr. Sumit:
It's great how you explained object-oriented programming. Much appreciation for this video.

[oyjjnct]

Easy to follow and understand for the junior person. Thanks!

[abhinaygarg]

Amazing starting, seemed to be interesting and I'm excited to know the whole concept of this.. Thank You.

[syedasifimamrizvi]

Thanks Sumit Sir,
you explain everything in very simple and detailed way

[margad-erdeneboldbaatar]

Thanks so much. Another start of course.

[atulsrivastava]

Brilliant explaination. Really made easy.

[Han-fwqi]

this is amazing, thank you so much :)

[rajanvis]

wow! Thank you Sumit. you're surely going to get a lot of subscriber in future!

[kaesuma]

thank you for the easy to understand lessons.

[pawantiwari]

Please Sumit make a series for Power BI from scratch.
Thanks for the VBA series.

[vikasgupta]

Why is the password-protected VBA coding macro file not showing up in the Customize Ribbon in advise

[MrEJ]

Hi Bansal. How to disable all macros in the workbook if the cell value is changed

[moesadr]

Is there a way that I can print all the codes ( Modules, Macros, ....) in a an Excel file ( Workbook) to review, cross over, .... to be able to alter some without creating a catastrophe?

[ExcelUnlocked]

Hi Sumit, is there anything I can use to disable a subroutine from another sub? For instance you can call a sub from another sub, is there a reverse for that? Like uncall a specific sub from another sub. I'll lay it to you: I have a form, I have put a message with I click on the x in the form to terminate it, in another sub when I run it and it's executed, it unload the form, and I have a message confirmation that the sub was run successfully, however when the form unloads, I get the message that I've put when I close the form with the x button. I got to work around it, but I wanna know if there's any specific expression to uncall the sub that closes the form with the x and disable the message, thank you.

[oliversdaniel]

I'm having a problem. I have Office 365 and when I open Excel I get a message "VBE6EXT.OLB" could not be loaded. I am able to create Macros by using the "Create Macro" feature but I am not able to edit it. I get the same message of the .olb file missing. I am not able to find any help of any use on the Internet nor on the Microsoft Website. Could you help please?