Author name: Umesh Manral

Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) is a programming language used primarily for automating tasks in Microsoft Office applications, such as Excel, Word, and PowerPoint. Events in VBA allow you to respond to specific actions or occurrences within these applications. They enable you to automate tasks, enhance user interfaces, and create interactive solutions. In this introduction, […]

If Then, If Then Else and If Else If statement makes the programmers control the execution flow of a script or one of its sections. Below image is the general form of structure found in most programming languages. If Then Statement The If-then statement is the simplest of all control flow statements; it tells your

Nested If Statement. VBA Programming is a major area of relying on the If-Else statements. In this lesson, we will explore various ways to implement conditional statements in VBA (If..Else nested IF). In VBA, there are several powerful data manipulation tools; in the later part of the tutorial, we will see how IF ELSE statements

VBA Arithmetic Operators are used to perform operations such as adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing of numbers. In these operations, numeric values are calculated and they are represented by variables, functions, constants, literals, property calls, and other expressions. The following arithmetic operators are supported by VBA: Addition (+): This operator is used to add up

VBA MsgBox. A MsgBox is nothing more than a dialog box that can be used to inform your users by displaying a custom message or getting some basic inputs (such as Yes/No or OK/Cancel). While the MsgBox dialog box is displayed, your VBA code is halted. You need to click any of the buttons in