March 2007
Beginner
432 pages
10h 25m
English
IN THIS CHAPTER
If you’re using VBA in Excel, most of your procedures will eventually do something to the Excel environment. They might open a workbook, rename a worksheet, select a cell or range, enter a formula, or even set some of Excel’s options. Therefore, knowing how VBA interacts with Excel is crucial if you ever hope to write useful routines. This chapter looks closely at that interaction. You learn how to work with all the most common Excel objects, including the Workbook, Worksheet, and Range objects.
You begin, however, with the Application object. Recall that ...
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