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What's on the DVD

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When learning VBA, there's no substitute for watching how macros are constructed
from start to finish, while listening to the programmer explain the reasons and
methodology for the code being used.

I've recorded 25 videos for the DVD that you can regard as your own VBA tutoring
sessions. I have tried to explain the tasks at hand as if we were sitting at your
computer, not only explaining what I am doing, but why. I strongly suggest that you
watch all the videos. There are several hours of valuable information, plus a few
tips and tricks that there was not enough room in the book to include.

This book and the videos are your first big step in a rewarding journey for
learning how to program Excel to develop customized, automated workbook projects. I
urge you to continue the journey; there is always something new to learn, whatever
your skill level may be.

There are 30 lessons in the book, 25 of which are represented by a video based on
the Try It section of that lesson.

Lesson 1: Introducing VBA

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Lesson 2: Getting Started With Macros

Video: Record a macro, assign a shortcut key to it, and run the macro.

Lesson 3: Introducing the Visual Basic Editor

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Lesson 4: Working in the VBE

Video: Copy a macro from an external source and paste into Excel VBA module.

Lesson 5: Object-oriented Programming - an Overview

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Lesson 6: Variables, data Types, and Constants

Video: Practice manipulating and concatenating a String type variable.

Lesson 7: Understanding Objects and Collections

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Lesson 8: Making Decisions with VBA

Video: Message box and InputBox request the password to unprotect a worksheet.

Lesson 9: Repeating Actions With Loops

Video: Add 12 worksheets, each named by calendar month.

Lesson 10: Working With Arrays

Video: Test the existence of a string being included in an array.

Lesson 11: Automating Procedures with Worksheet Events

Video: Running sum of numeric entries for cells in column A.

Lesson 12: Automating Procedures with Workbook Events

Video: BeforePrint event to hide confidential data from being printed.

Lesson 13: Using Embedded Controls

Video: Three-way toggle with one Forms button to hide or show portions of
worksheet.

Lesson 14: Programming Charts

Video: Create a pie chart and embed it to a worksheet location.

Lesson 15: Programming PivotTables and PivotCharts

Video: Create a PivotChart and embed it below and existing PivotTable.

Lesson 16: User Defined Functions

Video: Return the text of another cell's comment.

Lesson 17: Debugging Your Code

Video: Locate the address of a cell containing a value using the Find method.

Lesson 18: Creating UserForms

Video: Overview of basic UserForm construction and placement of controls.

Lesson 19: UserForm Controls and Their Functions

Video: Transfer selected items from a ListBox control to the worksheet.

Lesson 20: Advanced UserForms

Video: Create a web browser with a UserForm.

Lesson 21: Class Modules

Video: Involve some, but purposely not all, OptionButtons from a UserForm to
respond to an event.

Lesson 22: Add-ins

Video: Create and load an add-in that returns the text of another cell's comment.

Lesson 23: Managing External Data

Video: Access the United States Navy's Master Clock to import the current time and
date for North American time zones.

Lesson 24: Data Access with ADO

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Lesson 25: Not Gone, Not Forgotten

Video: Example of the SendKeys method to expand the drop down list of a data
validated cell.

Lesson 26: Overview of Office Automation From Excel

Video: Open a PowerPoint Presentation file.

Lesson 27: Working with Word From Excel

Video: Open a Word document that is requested of the user through an InputBox.

Lesson 28: Working with Outlook From Excel

Video: Create an email with multiple recipients, and attach the active workbook.

Lesson 29: Working with Access From Excel

Video: Add a new field to a table of an existing database.

Lesson 30: Working with PowerPoint From Excel

Video: Copy an embedded chart to an open PowerPoint's active presentation slide.