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There are many cool and useful excel tools and templates available to download for free. For most of the tools, you get the entire VBA code base too which you can look into it, play around it, and customize according to your need.
In today's tutorial, we'll be diving into the exciting world of dynamic arrays and spill functions in Office 365 Excel. These features have revolutionized the way we work with data, providing a more flexible and efficient way to handle arrays. I am going to explain...
While programming in VBA sometimes you need to declare a Public Variable that can store the value throughout the program. Use of Public Variable: Let's say you have 4 different Functions in your VBA Code or Module and you have a variable that may or may not be...
As many of us want to deal with Microsoft Word Document from Excel Macro/VBA. I am going to write few articles about Word from Excel Macro. This is the first article which opens a Word Document and read the whole content of that Word Document and put it in the Active...
Excel Formula is one of the best feature in Microsoft Excel, which makes Excel a very very rich application. There are so many useful built-in formulas available in Excel, which makes our work easier in Excel. For all the automated work, Excel Macro is not required. There are so many automated things can be done by using simple formulas in Excel. Formulas are simple text (With a Syntax) which is entered in to the Excel Worksheet Cells. So how computer will recognize whether it is a formula or simple text? Answer is simple.. every formula in Excel starts with Equal Sign (=).
In today's tutorial, we'll be diving into the exciting world of dynamic arrays and spill functions in Office 365...
Using Excel Macros (VBA) you can connect to any Databases like SQL, Oracle or Access DB. In this Article you will...
The RecordCount property returns a long value that indicates the number of records in a Recordset object. Many a times...
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