Excel VBA Beginner Tutorial – Fundamentals

This tutorial goes through some VBA fundamentals such as how to get access to the developer toolbar and how to create a simple macro using the macro recorder.
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12 responses to “Excel VBA Beginner Tutorial – Fundamentals”

1. John Young says:

   04/02/2013 at 1:22 am

   I don’t think it matters if you need three keys, why not try it with two, see if it works.

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2. Yahaire5 says:

   04/02/2013 at 1:52 am

   This seems like an excellent introduction to Excel VBA. Thanks a lot!

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3. Pavan k says:

   04/02/2013 at 2:22 am

   Hi steve, when you record a macro as by default there is a CTRL shortcut key so hold the SHIFT +A button so it will appear as CTRL+SHIFT+A and also if the CAPS LOCK is on it wont take it as CTRL+SHIFT+A, for it you should off the CAPS LOCK and hold the SHIFT+A at the same.

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4. Marko Trifunovic says:

   04/02/2013 at 3:04 am

   I can not set a shortcut key as ctrl plus shift plus z
   It only alaows me to set ctrl plus one more key, not two
   Please for a help

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5. TheSleepingDragon100 says:

   04/02/2013 at 3:11 am

   I accidentally muted my video while recording. There is no way I can unmute it? Yeah, it already has been saved into Winamp. Darn! Well, it’s my first time doing a Walkthrough/Playthrough/Let’s Play. I’ll learn.

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6. mcccalle says:

   04/02/2013 at 3:21 am

   Well, I have listened to tutorils made by an american(ExcelisFun) for two days now and I´ve understood everything. After ten seconds of your tutorial, I had to rewind cos I couldn´t hear what you were saying. I think your tutorials are good, but please try to slow down the talking and pronounce every word as if you were talking to a retard. It takes a lot of energy from the listener if you have to focus just to hear what you are saying….ciao (and yes,I´m not a native English speaker)

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7. VBA4Excel says:

   04/02/2013 at 4:13 am

   In the box where you type in “A” just hold down the shift key and then type “A”. Don’t press Ctrl while you do this or it wont work.

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8. Steve Novakovic says:

   04/02/2013 at 4:24 am

   Ignore me I’ve sussed it but might be helpful to mention what you did..

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9. Steve Novakovic says:

   04/02/2013 at 4:40 am

   Followed the instructions parrot fashion but when you did the Shortcut key you set it to CTRL.SHIFT>A but you didnt say how, now I assume you simply hit those keys and it will set as it did for you but it didn’t for me, I can get the A but not the SHIFT, any ideas?

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10. LoeblComServices says:

    04/02/2013 at 5:05 am

    Really helpful, thanks for your time

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11. dearblankx says:

    04/02/2013 at 5:31 am

    thanks for nothing.

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12. seanryann says:

    04/02/2013 at 5:37 am

    Great video. Thanks!

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