Getting to Know Macros in Excel 2019 for Windows
Excel 2019 (Windows)
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- 10 videos | 33m 44s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
- CPE
If you have tasks in Excel 2019 that you do repeatedly, you can record a macro to automate those tasks. When you create a macro, you are recording your mouse clicks and keystrokes. After you create a macro, you can edit it to make minor changes to the way it works. Key concepts covered in this 10-video course include how to record macros and perform actions that can be implemented in Excel workbooks, how to save a workbook with macros and an Excel macro-enabled workbook, how to find and use macro tools that are available in multiple locations, and how to add macro recording to your status bar for easy access. Then learn how to navigate the VBA Editor interface, an application easily accessible via Excel, to manage your macros and workbook VBA code; how to manage macros, edit macros, and enable macros in a workbook; and how to access macro security settings and manage macro security options. Finally, you will observe how to use macros across multiple workbooks. In order to practice what you have learned, you will find the Word document named Excel 2019 for Windows: Getting to Know Macros Exercise as well as the associated materials in the Resources section.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Record macrosSave a workbook with macrosUse key macros toolsNavigate the vba editorRun macros in excel
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Manage macrosEdit a macroEnable macros in a workbookManage macro security optionsUse macros across multiple workbooks
IN THIS COURSE
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3m 1sIn order to automate tasks more easily you can record macros. See how to record macros and perform actions that can be implemented in your Excel workbooks. FREE ACCESS
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3m 24sOnce you start recording macros it's important to save your workbook as an Excel macro enabled workbook. See how to easily save and identify Excel macro enabled workbooks. FREE ACCESS
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3m 32sExcel's macro tools are available in multiple locations. You can add macro recording to your status bar for easy access. You can also access more advanced macro tools by activating the Developer tab in your tool ribbon. FREE ACCESS
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3m 52sThe Visual Basics Editor is an application easily accessible via Excel to manage your macros and workbook VBA code. See how to access the VBA Editor and navigate the key interface tools as well as identify the key tools needed to become familiar with the application layout. FREE ACCESS
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3m 25sOnce you've recorded a macro, you can run the macro to perform the recorded tasks. You can also insert buttons to run your macros directly from the worksheet interface. FREE ACCESS
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3m 7sOnce you've recorded macros it's important to know how to find and manage those macros. See how to view, modify options and even remove macros that you no longer need. FREE ACCESS
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3m 41sIf you find that your macros are not running smoothly or you would like to streamline the actions, you can easily access and edit your macros in the VBA Editor. See how to remove unwanted actions, correct errors or even remove macros from your Excel macro document. FREE ACCESS
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3m 5sIf you're opening a macro from another user you may be prompted to enable the content. Ensure that you are receiving a macro from a trusted source and discover the security details regarding this particular security warning in Excel. FREE ACCESS
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3m 15sFrom the Developer tab you can easily access your macro security settings. See how to access and manage security settings such as trusted documents as well as enable the message bar display. FREE ACCESS
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3m 23sRather than creating the same macros over and over, you can easily copy and import macros into other macro documents. See how to quickly copy, export and import macros into other workbooks in Excel. FREE ACCESS
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