Master Excel VBA and macros from basics to advanced with three complete real-world automation projects
InstructorLeila GharaniEditorial course preview
These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This curriculum roadmap outlines the course structure through three major projects—Create TOC, Sales Reporting, and Invoice Automation—while listing technical skills like arrays and file handling.
This image displays a functional Excel dashboard template designed for monthly sales reporting, showcasing custom VBA buttons for data import, report generation, and administrative tasks.
This Excel worksheet demonstrates how to automate the creation of PowerPoint slides from spreadsheet tabs, featuring clear setup instructions and an execution button.
This Project Guide slide presents a structured table of Excel VBA macros, detailing specific automation tasks such as consolidating data and protecting sheets.
The curriculum is structured around building functional tools, including a Table of Contents generator, a Sales Reporting Tool, and an Invoice Generation system.
Instruction extends beyond Excel to include automation across Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook, alongside advanced topics like arrays and event-driven programming.
The course guides learners from fundamental macro recording to complex UserForm and ActiveX control development.
The density of information and rapid pace can make it difficult to retain concepts or write code independently without constant review.
The reliance on Windows-specific features like ActiveX and UserForms makes the course unsuitable for Mac users without a Windows environment.
The course aligns well with its target of Excel power users but is restricted by Windows requirements. Some signals from before the last update suggest difficulty in translating lectures into independent code, though the current update status remains an uncertain signal for whether this was resolved.