Introduction to Microsoft Visual Basic Course
Course Duration:
Three Days
Our introduction to Microsoft Visual Basic training course is suitable for anyone who wants to automate tasks through VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) programming. With Microsoft Visual Basic training, you can write code to enhance the off-the-shelf capabilities of Microsoft Office and other products that support Visual Basic (VBA). Using VBA, you can develop custom-built solutions. In this training course, you learn the fundamentals of programming and VBA from the ground up. The VBA training course allows you to gain the skills you need to automate repetitive tasks, build user interfaces and increase performance.
Those who complete the Introduction to Microsoft Visual Basic course satisfactorily will receive a certificate at the end of the computer training course.
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Course Level:
Introduction
Course Requirements:
Knowledge using the products in the Microsoft Office System is assumed. No previous programming experience is required.
Course Content:
Basic concepts
• A brief history of Visual Basic
•
Visual Basic compared with other languages
• Forms
• Controls
• Properties
• Code
• Syntax
• Keywords
• Interpretation
• Execution
• Environments
Getting Started
• The Screen
• Menu Bar
• Tool Bar
• Forms
• Properties
• Toolbox
• Project Window
Definitions
• Event Driven Operations
• Properties
• Methods
Procedures
• Sub & Function
• General
• Event
• Function
• Execution
Basic Code Writing
• Entering & Editing
Auto formatting
Syntax checking
Using Code window
• Structure
Assignment
Control structures
Objects
• Creation
• Position
• Editing
• Properties
• Files
• Command Buttons
Variables
• In general
• Types
• Declaration
• Scope
• Constants
• Arrays
• User Defined Types
Sub & Function Procedures
• In general
• Sub v Function
• Scope
• Creating
• Editing
• Sub Procedure
• Data Declaration in Procedures
Control Arrays
• An introduction to their use
Menus
• Creating
• Manipulating
• Levels
• Accelerator
• Shortcut
• Separator
• Controlling
• Conventions
• Arrays
User Input
• Validation
• Keystroke
• Choices
• Option Buttons
• Check Boxes
• List & Combo Boxes
• Adding to lists
• Interrogating a list
• List box events
• Combo box events
• Input Box
Debugging
• Overview
• Tools
• In Action
Packaging the Project
• Creating an executable file
• Distributing the finished project
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