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9780072836165

The +Plus Series Visual Basic for Applications

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    9780072836165

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    0072836164

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2004-07-29
  • Publisher: Career Education
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Summary

Thousands of learners have asked for high quality materials that focus on technologies that go beyond core applications of Microsoft Office. McGraw-Hill Technology Education has answered these requests with 4 new titles making up the +Plus Series. This books were designed to stand alone as primary texts or to supplement instruction in core courses. The +Plus Series books are brief, easy to use, and less expensive than primary textbooks.

Table of Contents

VBA and You: How Can You Get the Most Out of Microsoft Office?
1(1)
Chapter Case
Daggitt Development
2(1)
Session 1.1
Introduction to VBA Programming
3(1)
Where Did VBA Come From?
3(2)
The Birth of VBA
5(1)
General Programming Concepts
5(2)
VBA's Role in Microsoft Office
7(1)
Session 1.2
Using the VBA Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
8(1)
Securing Microsoft Office
8(2)
Opening the VBA IDE
10(1)
Touring the VBA IDE
11(1)
Project Explorer
12(2)
Properties Window
14(3)
Code Window
17(1)
Customizing the VBA IDE Windows
18(2)
Exploring the Excel VBA IDE
20(1)
Comparing VBA IDEs
21(2)
Session 1.3
Recording and Manipulating Macros
23(1)
Recording Macros
23(1)
Recording the Macro
24(2)
Running a VBA Macro
26(2)
Manipulating Macros
28(1)
Changing the Code
29(2)
Assigning Macros
31(2)
Printing Macros
33(2)
Session 1.4
Summary
35(2)
Level One: Task Reference Roundup
37(1)
Level Two: Review of Concepts
38(1)
Level Three: Hands-On Projects
39(1)
Practice
39(2)
Challenge!
41(2)
Running Project
43
Objects, Variables, and Functions: How Do You Access and Use Information in VBA?
1(1)
Chapter Case
North Avenue Racquetball Foundation
2(3)
Session 2.1
Understanding and Implementing Objects
5(1)
Understanding the Object Model
5(5)
Using the Object Browser
10(3)
Understanding Objects
13(1)
Accessing and Using Objects
14(5)
Session 2.2
Understanding Variables
19(1)
Storing Data
19(1)
Creating Variables
19(2)
Assigning Data Types
21(2)
Naming Variables
23(1)
Managing Variables
23(3)
Using an Object Variable
26(3)
Session 2.3
Using Variables and Functions
29(1)
Using String Variables
29(2)
Using the InputBox Function
31(3)
Using Date and Time Variables
34(3)
Using Number Variables
37(5)
Session 2.4
Summary
42(1)
Level One: Task Reference Roundup
43(1)
Level Two: Review of Concepts
44(1)
Level Three: Hands-On Projects
45(1)
Practice
45(3)
Challenge!
48(2)
Running Project
50
Control Structures: How Can You Make Decisions in VBA?
1(1)
Chapter Case
TRI-CEC Ticket Reservation System (Tricectrs)
2(3)
Session 3.1
Control Structure Overview
5(1)
Sequence Control Structure
5(1)
Selection Control Structure
5(2)
Repetition Control Structure
7(1)
Session 3.2
If Then Else Statements
8(1)
Comparison Operators
9(1)
Logical Operators
10(1)
Implementing the If Then Else Statement
10(7)
Defensive Programming
17(3)
Implementing Nested If Then Else Statements
20(1)
Implementing the MsgBox Function
21(5)
Session 3.3
Select Case Statements
26(1)
Select Case Syntax
26(1)
Implementing Select Case
27(3)
Session 3.4
Iterations and Loops
30(1)
Do Loops
30(1)
Implementing a Do Loop
30(4)
For Next Loops
34(4)
Debugging Code during Run Time
38(3)
Session 3.5
Summary
41(2)
Level One: Task Reference Roundup
43(1)
Level Two: Review of Concepts
44(1)
Level Three: Hands-On Projects
45(1)
Practice
45(5)
Challenge!
50(2)
Running Project
52
Application Development: How Can You Create Your Own Microsoft Office Application?
1(1)
Chapter Case
Newton Sales International
2(3)
Session 4.1
Communicating With Users
5(1)
Dialogs Collection
5(4)
Microsoft Office Assistant
9(8)
Session 4.2
Customizing Your Application
17(1)
Creating a Customized Dialog Box with Forms
17(9)
Customizing the Newton Sales Letter Dialog Box
26(11)
Session 4.3
Integrating Office Applications
37(1)
Introducing the Basic Automatic Steps
37(6)
Creating the Newton Sales Integrated Application
43(11)
Debugging and Error Trapping
54(3)
Session 4.4
Summary
57(2)
Level One: Task Reference Roundup
59(1)
Level Two: Review of Concepts
60(1)
Level Three: Hands-On Projects
61(1)
Practice
61(5)
Challenge!
66(2)
Running Project
68
End of Book
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