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For a long time everyone in a company or in any office or department was working frustrated creating his/her own Excel reports, complex Word documents or elaborate Access databases spending a lot of precious time learning the Microsoft Office Applications and trying to find the best way to be independent from busy IT departments, which always promise to come to them as soon as possible and maybe they never appear.

They spent a lot of their time trying to understand complex user manuals or online tutorials. But they did not know that they can automate their work if they can make another tool doing this for them. They do not know that there is a tool, Visual Basic for Applications, that can easily help them to do their work for them. But they think it is hard to understand Visual Basic, because the word itself remind them the name of a programming language.

In my experience I saw many colleagues that at the beginning spent their time to prepare documents rather than program other tools doing that for them and in a shorter time.
These colleagues, like me, decided to learn the tool, even they did not have programming knowledge, even coming from HR or legal departments.
They followed my suggestions and after a few hours of training they became experts in creating power tools that automated their processes.
At the beginning they spend several hours to program these tools but at the end they turned their 6 to 8 hours activity of reporting generation in a 1-2 hours of executing automated routines and performing quality checks at the end.
The rest of their time they dedicated for other activities or to improve their professions.

They learnt from our courses that we provided within several business organizations. Today we have released a video tutorial which is based on our experience that we have accumulated in more than 20 years.

We have also improved and optimized the presentation of the course to make it easier and easier for our students.
Today everyone, yes, everyone can foloow our course and become an expert in Visual Basic for Applications and do whatever they need without asking the support of their IT departments or creating manually their reports.

Our video tutorials do take into consideration the problems of the people working in offices and business as we have made our experience in our offices and businesses.

Why to Choose Then Our Video Course?

We are a team of experts that have been working with Microsoft Office Applications and Visual Basic for Applications for more than 20 years and we know the tool since almost its birth.

Moreover we have been working with these programs in different companies and for different business models.

We have experience both with Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access, Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint and with the Macro system offered by Visual Basic for Applications.

We interface Microsoft Excel with other Microsoft Office tools and even with other complex database systems e.g. Oracle, Informix, Postgresq and MySQL.

We faced many problems and many situations and we created automated systems that allowed the people to work just a few ours and create amazing tools using the Microsoft Office applications.

What We Offer Today?

What we offer today it is incredible.

We created an incredible video course of more than 20 hours lessons and a lot of tips and tricks revealed.

We allow you to access to some of our case studies and applications that we have created in these years and let you know the process of how we created them.

We offer you a life time consultation of our stuff to ask questions and suggestions.

We offer you access to our membership site where you will be updated with new videos, documents and case studies.

But let's see in details.

I do not want to spend more time but list what you get today:

VBA Course

Module #1 - Visual Basic For Applications 2007 Course

 Full Version

(a $297 value)

The course is composed of several videos organized in 3 DVDs. In the first edition more than 40 lessons are included. Each lesson is composed of one of more videos. The videos are created by experts developing applications using Visual Basic for Application (VBA) for MS Excel or MS Access for small, middle and large companies as consultants and as managers and coach for internal processes. These experts have created complex tools to create the reporting structure and manage the business processes. An extended version will include also real examples to be used directly in working and office processes.

In Details:

Lesson 1

What Object oriented programming is

How to get results with VBA

Macro and Spreadsheets

Lesson 2

The power of Excel with VBA

Personal limits and barriers before using VBA

VBA toolbar

Macro Security

Recording, Saving and Running Macros

VBE – The VBA editor

The VBA code

Protection of the source code

Lesson 3

Understanding the code

Remove the concept “VBA is HARD!”

VBE to analyze recorded macros

The Debugging tool

Objects, Methods, Properties

Code cleaning and optimization

Objects

Type of objects

Classes

Dates and Times

Number, Characters, Strings

Lesson 4

Declare functions

Functions and Subroutines

Constants and Variables

Options: Explicit, Implicit

Private and Public variables

Dimension variables (Dim, Redim, Redim Preserve)

Lesson 5

Objects

Hierarchy of objects

Worksheets as objects

Workbooks as objects

Cells and Ranges as objects

Properties and Events

Lesson 6

The Range Object

Range properties and selection tips

Refer to Ranges in other sheets

Relationships between ranges

Select ranges using the Cells property

The Offset property

Size and resize ranges

Columns and Rows to refer to Ranges

Join multiple ranges

IsEmpy function

CurrentRegion property

Areas Collection properties

Format ranges – create an automatic routine

Number formatting

Excel constants

Lesson 7

The Msgbox objects

Msgbox properties

The Inpubox

Predefined Dialogs

Standard Excel Dialods

The Application object

VBA constants

Lesson 8

User-defined functions

Custom Excel functions

Lesson 9

For..Next Loops

Do Loops

While..Wend loops

Do While Loops

Do Until Loops

With instruction

For Each – The VBA loop

Lesson 10

Operators

The MOD instruction

The logical instructions

The IF instruction

IF, ELSE, ELSEIF…

The Select Case instruction

The Type definition

Lesson 11

Formulas

R1C1 style formulas

Display R1C1 style formulas in Excel

Formulas in Excel

The R1C1 reference style

Conditional formatting of R1C1 formulas

Array formulas

The SUM formula

Lesson 12

Names

Global and Local Names

Add and deleting Names

Types of Names

Hide Names

Checking Names

Lesson 13

Events

Levels of Events

Workbook and Worksheet Events

Chart sheet Events

Application-Level Events

The target variable in worksheet

The Open and Close Events

The Change and SelectionChange Events

Lesson 14

User Forms

User Interaction Methods

Create a Userform

View and Hide USerforms

Userform controls and objects

The Multipage Control

Lesson 15

Charts

Embedded Charts and ChartSheets

How to create a chart using VBA

Object variables

The Chart structure

The Chart Types

Interactive Charts

Save Charts as images

Customize Charts

Optimize the layout: change the position of labels in a chart

Lesson 16

Page Setup

Setup the Header

Setup the Footer

Margins

Setup the PrintArea

Lesson 17

The String functions

The MID function

The UCASE and LCASE functions

The Instr function

User Defined functions to manipulate strings

Lesson 18

The Time functions

The Date functions

Set Working and holiday days

Set weekly calendars

Compare dates

Lesson 19

Filtering Data

Advance filtering in Excel using VBA

Critaria ranges for advanced filtering

Filter in Place

The importance of the xlFilterCopy constant in filtering

Autofiltering                                                                                                                                 

Lesson 20

Pivot Tables

Creating a Pivot Table in Excel using VBA

Summarizing data fields with the Grouping functionality

Advanced Pivot Table techniques

Pivot Table functions

Reporting

Lesson 21

Group function

Creating Subtotals

Protect Worksheets and Workbooks

Create Tables

Lesson 22

Using Add-ins

Standard Add-ins

Converting an Excel Workbook to an Add-in

Install Add-ins

Hidden Workbooks as Add-ins

ActiveX automation

Dynamic Linking Libraries

Lesson 23

Web services

Importing data from the Web

Streaming Data

Using Application

Reading and Writing to the Web

Lesson 24

What is XML?

Universal File Format

XML to export Excel to HTML

Lesson 25

Use Excel to update Word files

Early and Late Binding

Create and Refer Objects

Objects in Word

Lesson 26

Arrays

Declare, Fill and Empty Arrays

Passing an Array

Lesson 27

Files

File System Object

Drivers and folders

File types

Excel special methods

Lesson 28

Text files

Importing and writing from and to text files

Dir() function

Shell function

Kill Function

Open and Close functions

Lesson 29

Databases and VBA

Connecting to Access

ADO versus DAO

ADO tools

SQL rules and VBA

Operations on records

Functions on records via ADO

ADO utilities

Postgres and VBA

DAO and Access

Lesson 30

Classes

Inserting a Class Module

Creating a custom object

The Get and Let properties

Records

Collections

User defined types

Drawing objects

Lesson 31

Advanced Userform techniques

View Code/View Form

Userform Toolbar and controls

More Userform controls

Userform properties

Userform events

Adding controls at Runtime

Tab Order

Formatting Userforms

Templates and smart forms

Control of Userform in an Excel Worksheet

Lesson 32

Connection to Outlook

Mailing using VBA

Mailing properties

Lesson 33

Advanced Programming Interfaces (API)

Registry and VBA

API declaration

Some examples

Lesson 34

Errors

Error parameters

Error functions

Generating error events

Error handling

Lesson 35

Creating and using custom menus

Creating and using custom toolbars

Other ways to run macros

Lesson 36

Ribbons and Excel 2007

Adding Ribbons

Customize Ribbons

Lesson 37

VBA as the tool to extend Excel

Combining and separating Workbooks

Cell comments

VBA advanced techniques

Lesson 38

Miscellaneous

Sendkeys function

The Shell instruction

DoEvents and Events

Enable Events

Screen update

Shortcuts to move through routines

Lesson 39

Special properties and events of ranges

List of constants

Special functions (Cstr, Split,…)

 

Some cool examples of applications are included as videos and source code.


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    Why XML
    Organization of the course

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    Why XML
    Example of An XML document
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    Structure of an XML document
    Components of an XML document
    Elements of an XML document
    Nesting of elements
    Tag naming
    Tag attributes
    Predefined entities

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    The DTD Grammars
    Validation Tools
    Define Your First Grammar
    Internal and External Grammars
    More documents for the same Grammar
    The Basis of XML Grammars

    Video #5 –DTD and Entities
    DTD and Entities
    Syntax of the internal Entities
    Syntax of the external Entities
    Syntax of the parametrical Entities

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    Syntax of attributes
    Attributes in the DTD grammars
    Type of Attributes and Modifiers
    Enumerations
    NMTOKEN and NMTOKENS

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    The namespaces
    Why the XML namespaces
    Use the XML namespaces
    Syntax of the namespaces
    Attributes and namespaces
    Use the XML namespaces
    Namespaces and DTD grammars
    An application of namespaces

    Video #8 –Transform with XSLT
    Transform with XSLT
    Example of XSLT Transformation
    2nd Example of XSLT Transformation
    Templates

    Video #9 –Formatting with XSL:FO
    The formatting process
    Example
    2nd Example - more complex

    Video #10 –XPath
    How to use XPath
    Patterns for the match attribute
    Patterns for the select attribute

    Video #11 – XLink and XPointer
    XLink and XPointer
    XLink
    Simple use of XLink
    Complex links
    XPointer
    Example of use of XPointer

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    What’s XHTML
    The basic XHTML syntax
    The validation process

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    TEI
    Structure of a TEI-Lite document
    Transform a TEI-Lite document

    Video #14 – MathML
    MathML

    Video #15 – RSS
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