Learn The Easy Way To Transfer Data With Excel VBA In Around 5 Minutes! (WITH DOWNLOAD FILES)
Learn The Easy Way To Transfer Data With Excel VBA In Around 5 Minutes! (WITH DOWNLOAD FILES)
For the past 10 years, I’ve created spreadsheet-based solutions for customers across the world using Excel VBA – and I love it! What’s one thing that impresses my clients? What’s a real ‘wow factor’? A feature that consistently blows their mind? The answer is clear to me: when they first see how you can use Excel VBA to move data around an Excel file - at the click of a button.
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Whether you are consulting to big companies, making spreadsheets for your organisation or are a ‘weekend warrior’ in the spreadsheet development world, I’m sure my easy Excel VBA data transfer technique can make a difference to your Excel practice. My approach is unique I believe – it’s something I developed myself over dozens of projects. It’s straightforward, clean and powerful, and you can learn it in around five minutes in today’s video release.
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00:00 Simple Cells VBA Data Transfer Example
00:22 Cells Technique – Conceptual Explanation
01:14 Combining Cells With Spreadsheet Inputs
02:10 Integrating The Offset Method
02:26 How The Data Transfer Table Works
02:58 Example Of How To Make A Change
03:42 Defining The Origin Column
04:30 Making The Row Entry Dynamic
05:12 Tweaking Code That’s Not Working
05:53 Assigning The Macro To A Button
06:11 About Our Excel Basics Course
But, why do people seem to find this Excel VBA technique so impactful? I think It’s because it automates that most basic – and most onerous – of Excel tasks: moving data from one sheet to another in Excel. How many thousands of hours are spent in organisations across the world on this kind of manual Excel job? The mind boggles …
It’s possible – and fairly easy – with Excel VBA to automate data transfer at the click of a button. This means saved time and less stress for you and your colleagues (‘there must be a better way to do this!’), not to mention the elimination of human error. In fact, we only need a few lines of VBA code to get the job done, as I demonstrate in today’s video release. As always, the Excel download files are included – so why not download them and work along with me?
You’ll be moving data around Excel with Excel VBA in no time! Let me know how you get on in the comments below ...
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