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Advanced VBA – Office 2007
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| Course title | Advanced VBA – Office 2007 |
|---|---|
| Delivery method |  Classroom |
| RRP | £570 exc. VAT |
| Days/Duration | 2 |
| Code | QAVBA07ADV |
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London
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25 Oct 5 or more places available £570 exc VAT 18 Dec 5 or more places available £570 exc VAT Advanced VBA – Office 2007 training in King William Street, EC4
Middlesex Street, E1 |- |18 |- |20 Location Sep Oct Nov Dec view earlier dates Middlesex Street, E1 |- |- |- |- Middlesex Street, E1location information and directions
18 Jun limited availability £570 exc VAT 
20 Aug 5 or more places available £570 exc VAT Advanced VBA – Office 2007 training in Middlesex Street, E1
Rosebery Avenue, EC1 |- |- |30 |- Location Sep Oct Nov Dec view earlier dates Rosebery Avenue, EC1 |- |- |- |- Rosebery Avenue, EC1location information and directions
30 Jul 5 or more places available £570 exc VAT Advanced VBA – Office 2007 training in Rosebery Avenue, EC1
Midlands
Birmingham |- |- |- |- Location Sep Oct Nov Dec view earlier dates Birmingham |- |16 |- |12 Birminghamlocation information and directions
16 Oct 5 or more places available £570 exc VAT 12 Dec 5 or more places available £570 exc VAT Advanced VBA – Office 2007 training in Birmingham
North
Manchester |- |- |2 |- Location Sep Oct Nov Dec view earlier dates Manchester |13 |25 |- |10 Manchesterlocation information and directions
02 Jul fewer than 5 places available £570 exc VAT 13 Sep 5 or more places available £570 exc VAT 25 Oct 5 or more places available £570 exc VAT 10 Dec 5 or more places available £570 exc VAT Advanced VBA – Office 2007 training in Manchester
Leeds, City Centre |- |- |- |28 Location Sep Oct Nov Dec view earlier dates Leeds, City Centre |- |- |19 |- Leeds, City Centrelocation information and directions
28 Aug 5 or more places available £570 exc VAT 19 Nov 5 or more places available £570 exc VAT Advanced VBA – Office 2007 training in Leeds, City Centre
Scotland
Edinburgh |- |- |16 |- Location Sep Oct Nov Dec view earlier dates Edinburgh |- |- |- |- Edinburghlocation information and directions
16 Jul 5 or more places available £570 exc VAT Advanced VBA – Office 2007 training in Edinburgh
Overview
In this course you will learn the skills to enable you to use the Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) programming language to simplify or automate activities using the Microsoft Office 2007 applications. The course covers examples in Excel 2007, Access 2007, Word 2007 and PowerPoint 2007.
NOTE that Microsoft Excel 2007 is used as the primary application during the course for demonstration purposes.
Prerequisites
- Delegates should have attended the QA course Introduction to VBA in Office 2007 or have equivalent knowledge
- A working knowledge of Excel 2007, Access 2007, Word 2007 and PowerPoint 2007
- Understand how to create charts, PivotTables and apply filters and sorting of data sets
Delegates will learn how to
- Work with the Office 2007 Object Model
- Create and use Object Variables
- Create macros to work from application to application
- Write VBA to work with data
- Create User Defined Types, Classes and Arrays
- Manage Files and Folders using VBA
Course Outline
Lesson 1: Office 2007 Object Hierarchies and the Object Browser
- Object Hierarchies and Collections
- Properties, Methods and Events
- Using the Object Browser
- Office 2007 Application Reference Libraries
Lesson 2: Working Within an Office 2007 Application
- Concepts
- VBA or Macro Recorder
- Special Macros
- Object Variables
- Binding
- Application Object Examples
Lesson 3: Interaction Between Office 2007 Applications
- Classes and References
- Working with Objects in Another Application
- Editing Documents Across Office 2007 Applications
Lesson 4: Working with Data in Office 2007
- Data and Terminologies
- Manipulating Data in an Application
- ADO and Connections – Working with Recordsets
- Using Data Between Applications
- Mail Merge
- Charting Data in Office 2007
Lesson 5: User Defined Types and Arrays
- User Defined Types (UDTs) Explained
- Create a User Defined Type
- Creating a Class
- Creating Array Variables
- Using Arrays In Code
Lesson 6: File and Folder Management Using VBA
- Using the FileSystemObject
- Handling Folders using VBA
- Move, Rename, Copy or Delete a File
- Access File or Folder Properties and Attributes
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