Become an Excel Programmer, fueled by plenty of practice
InstructorBrandon BrownThe curriculum covers essential programming mechanics including static and dynamic arrays, as well as passing parameters to subroutines.
Instruction includes explanations of toolbars and hotkeys, helping those unfamiliar with coding environments to navigate the Excel interface.
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These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
Excel spreadsheet displaying a completed Battleship game layout with player and enemy grids, ship icons, and a Course Project title overlay.
A split-screen view showing an Excel Job Application Form on the left and a VBA code editor on the right, with a text overlay reading Exercises every section.
Excel spreadsheet interface displaying a tournament bracket with team names, connecting lines, and green and red action buttons.
Excel spreadsheet interface displaying a Battleship game with two 10x10 grids, ship icons, and a modal dialog box prompting for grid selection.
Beyond the main game, the curriculum includes supplemental tasks such as a PDF Renamer and an NCAA Bracket.
The primary Battleship project and its associated exercises may feel disconnected from daily business tasks or common office automation needs.
The curriculum aligns with the stated beginner and intermediate goals through structured exercises.