Dear Reders, In this article, I am going to teach you What is Regular Expression (RegExp or RegEx)? and how RegEx is used in Excel VBA programming. You will also learn the usage of Regular Expressions in Excel VBA with some example VBA code. You can also find some...
Dear Friends, Have you heard of Immediate Window in Excel VBA programming? Do you know how to make use of it? If you have not been using this while doing vba programming then trust me you were missing something really cool stuff which excel provided to the...
Dear Friends, In one of my previous article, I explained you about Netherlands BSN Number validation. This used to be called as SoFi nummer (Short form of dutch word - Sociaalfiscaal nummer) as well in the Past. Here in this article, I am sharing VBA code and a FREE...
In this article, I am going to teach you 4 VBA Methods of - how to export data from Excel Range to a CSV file format using Excel VBA. Did you know? CSV is an abbreviation of Comma Separated Value. As the name suggests, it is clear that this file stores the tabular...
[fusion_text]ear Friends, I am back with the second part of the tutorial- VBA Guide to Interact with Text Files – Part – 1 of 2. This is the final part of this tutorial. In previous article,...
ext files are one of the simplest, lightest file types. This is the reason it is highly used in programming to store a lot of configuration-related data, logs and so many other necessary data...
Dear Friends, I was keep getting this question from many of you that whenever your outlook signature has an Image then rest of the texts are displayed correctly but Image was never displayed. It was always appearing with a red cross sign (missing image) image. In...
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Dear readers, Last week, I had placed an article on how to create a static google map in excel using Google Static Map API. Over this weekend, I thought of creating some fun for you in Excel using Google Maps Distance Matrix API. This article is going to be a learning...
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Dear All, In Tutorial section for Beginners, I have written many basic articles like WHAT IS EXCEL MACRO, HOW TO WRITE IT, WHERE TO WRITE IT etc. As you know Errors are common while writing your code in VBA or in any other programming language for that matter. This is...
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.
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 (=).
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Hi guys, on June 2016, google made some changesaround pricing and authentication etc. of its FREE APIs.Distance...
First of all, wouldn't it be great if we have a built-in function in Microsoft Excel to Convert Numbers to Letters? It...
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Dear friends, As you see this is the second and last part of the tutorial 40 Useful Excel Macro [VBA] examples. In a...
