If you are working with strings (a sequence of letters, numbers or other characters) in VBA then you are going to need to know the functions you can use to manipulate those strings. This post looks at the VBA string functions only, not the functions you can use in the worksheet. What'...
Working with strings is a fundamental aspect of programming, and being able to count occurrences of specific characters or substrings within a string is a useful skill. In this article, we’ll explore different approaches to using VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) to count occurrences in a ...
To convert a character, a string or an expression to uppercase, you can call the VBA'sUCase()or the Microsoft Excel'sUPPER()functions. These functions take one argument as the string or expression to be considered. The syntaxes are: Function UCase(ByValValueAs String) As String Function U...
This guide will introduce you working with the Workbook Object in VBA. The Workbook Object First, in order to interact with workbooks in VBA, you must understand the Workbook Object. With the workbook object, you can reference workbooks by their name like this: Workbooks("Book2.xlsm").Activat...
You can use the Print statement in a VBA macro, such as the following one, to export a text file with both quotation marks and commas as the delimiters. For the procedure to function properly, you must select the cells that contain your data before you run it. Before working with the ...
In this tutorial, I will cover how to work with Worksheets using VBA. I'll also cover a lot of practical examples on using Worksheets. Just like any object in VBA, worksheets have different properties and methods associated with it that you can use while
How to Create ComboBox with RowSource in Excel VBA: 2 Easy Ways We can use either UserForms or VBA code to create a ComboBox, and will demonstrate both approaches below. We’ll use the following dataset containing the names of salespersons and their organizations. Method 1 – Create Combo...
Rows and Columnsin VBA for Excel Columns and Column To select a single column you will write: Columns("A").Select Notice than Columns is plural even if you are selecting only one column. To select a set of contiguous columns you will write: ...
When working with Excel, most of your time is spent in the worksheet area – dealing with cells and ranges. And if you want to automate your work in Excel using VBA, you need to know how to work with cells and ranges using VBA. There are a lot of different things you can do with...
Concatenate text strings with line breaks Most often, you would separate the resulting text strings with punctuation marks and spaces, as shown in the previous example. In some cases, however, there may be a need to separate the values with a line break, or carriage return. A common example...