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Tag Archives: VBA
Spreadsheet Problem Solving Template Tutorial
We’re keen on the word “template” and if you’ve clicked that link you’ll get some technical thoughts on templates, but to me, in layman’s terms, or a programmer’s terms perhaps, it represents a stage of a journey worth snapshotting, that … Continue reading
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Tagged download, Excel, formula, Google, Google Docs, LibreOffice, mathematics, problem, spreadsheet, template, tutorial, VBA
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Spreadsheet Problem Solving Primer Tutorial
Spreadsheet programs represented some of the first “killer apps” on the market that made personal computing popular, so you’d expect, given the “taste” of worldwide opinion regarding software usefulness, the spreadsheet and spreadsheet programs may have a high degree of … Continue reading
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Tagged download, Excel, formula, Google, Google Docs, LibreOffice, mathematics, problem, spreadsheet, tutorial, VBA
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Windows PowerShell Primer Tutorial
If you do desktop programming in Windows there is a good chance you do it under the supervision of the .Net Framework … framework … chortle, chortle. Given that .Net Framework supervision, in Windows, you can write very sophisticated desktop … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, GUI, Software, Tutorials, Visual Studio
Tagged .Net Framework, compile, desktop, GUI, Hello World, IDE, Microsoft, Photo Booth, PhotoBooth, PowerShell, programming, scripting, tutorial, VBA, VBScript, Visual Studio, webcam, Windows, WPF
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Windows Desktop Email Client Calendar Macro Primer Tutorial
Here we have a tutorial that uses Windows Desktop Email Client application Microsoft Outlook (of Microsoft Office suite) to serve a Gmail (of Google) email account. This desktop approach is an alternative to the webmail approach using a web browser … Continue reading
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Tagged calendar, desktop, email, macro, Microsoft, Microsoft Office, Outlook, programming, tutorial, VBA, Windows
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Microsoft Excel VBA for CSV Primer Tutorial
There are a few different and varied concepts touched on in this Microsoft Excel VBA for CSV Primer Tutorial. The direct relationship Microsoft Excel spreadsheet application has with CSV (comma separated values) files in terms of input file(s) (as shown … Continue reading
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Tagged Excel, macro, Microsoft, programming, stop press, tutorial, VBA, Yahoo Answers
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VBA Primer Tutorial
Have you heard of VBA? Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) is an implementation of Microsoft’s event-driven programming language Visual Basic 6 and its associated integrated development environment (IDE). Use it for Excel, Word and Access software tailoring. Am pretty fond … Continue reading
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?