Before you create a loop in VBA you should understand what each loop means. Every loop is meant for a specific condition. For example, before we mentioned a do while loop that repeats a specific amount of code
Public Declare Function LoadIcon Lib"user32"Alias"LoadIconA"(ByVal hInstance As Long,ByVal lpIconName As String)As Long Public Declare Function CreateWindowEx Lib"user32.dll"Alias"CreateWindowExA"(ByVal dwExStyle As Long,ByVal lpClassName As String,ByVal lpWindowName As String,ByVal dwStyle A...
To create a macro, you must first turn on the Developer tab in Excel. To do this, right click on the ribbon and click Customize the Ribbon. When the dialog box appears, select Main tabs from the right side, if required. Then click the box next to Developer and click OK. The Develope...
Click "Run", select "RunSub/User Form" in the pop-up menu, then freeze the first three rows and A column at B4, press Alt + F11, switch back to Excel window, two gray lines intersecting at the upper left corner of B4 have appeared; the operational steps, see screenshot in Figure ...
As String= This tells Excel that the values to be stored are String, not numbers (numbers would beInteger) Moving on For i = 1 to 10 This is a VBAforloop. It tells VBA to go through the values 1 to 10 sequentially. CustomerName(i) = InputBox("Please Enter the Customer Name") ...
You canlearn more about using VBA Macros with Excel in this introductory course. Strings are an important part of any programming language. A string is basically any kind of saved text. You can do a number of operations on strings including concatenation, reversal, sorting, finding string length...
SQLStr = "CREATE TABLE excelData(columnOne TEXT, columnTwo TEXT)" DoCmd.SetWarnings False DoCmd.RunSQL (SQLStr) Set dbRst1 = dbs.OpenRecordset("excelData") dbRst1.AddNew xlSht.Range("A2").Select dbRst1.Fields(0).Value = xlSht.Range("A2").Value ...