101 Ready-To-Use Excel Macros: Class Duration: 2 Days

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101 Ready-To-Use Excel Macros

Class Duration: 2 Days

An Excel macro is a sequence of instructions that automates some aspect of Excel so that you can work
more efficiently and with fewer errors. Macros are written in VBA, which stands for Visual Basic for
Applications.

Prerequisites: You should have completed Excel Basic and Intermediate or have the equivalent
knowledge. The ideal candidate has experience working with data in Excel, along with familiarity with
the basic concepts of data analysis such as working with tables, aggregating data, performing
calculations, and creating charts.

Getting Started with Excel Macros Padding Cells with Zeroes


Macro Recording Basics Replace Blank Cells with a Value
Understanding Variables Append Text to the Right/Left of Cells
Create a Super Data Cleanup Macro
Working with Workbooks via Macros Highlight Duplicates in a Range of Data
Protect a Worksheet When Closing Hide All Rows Except for Duplicates
Open a Workbook to a Specific Tab Selectively Hide AutoFilter Arrows
Open Workbook Defined by a User Copy Filtered Rows to a New Workbook
Refresh Data Connections on Open
Close all Workbooks at Once Working with Pivot Tables
Print all Workbooks in a Directory Refresh All Pivot Tables Workbook
Prevent Closing Until Cell is Populated Create a Pivot Table Inventory Summary
Hide All Subtotals in a Pivot Table
Automating Worksheet Tasks with Macros Set all Data Items to Sum
Add and Name a Worksheet Apply Number Formatting
Hide All but the Active Worksheet Apply Pivot Table Restrictions
Moving Worksheets Around Transpose Entire Data Range
Sort Worksheets by Name
Create Table of Contents Manipulating Charts with Macros
Zooming with a Double-Click Align a Chart to a Specific Range
Create a Set of Disconnected Charts
Selecting and Modifying Ranges Color Chart Series to Match Source Cells
Enumerating Through a Range of Cells
Select and Format All Named Ranges E-mailing from Excel
Inserting Blank Rows in a Range Mailing a Specific Range as Attachment
Unhide all Rows and Columns Mailing a Single Sheet as Attachment
Deleting Blank Rows/Columns Send Mail with a Link to a Workbook
Apply Alternate Color Banding Mail to All E-mail Contacts
Limit Range Movement Saving All Attachments to a Folder
Dynamically Set Print Area Saving Certain Attachments to a Folder

Working with Data Integrating Excel and Other Office Applications


Convert Trailing Minus Signs Manipulating Access from Excel
Trim Spaces from All Cells in Range Sending Excel Data to a Word Doc
Truncate Zip Codes to the Left Five Simulating Mail Merge with a Word Doc
Send Data to a PowerPoint Presentation Convert Workbook to a PowerPoint File

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