Macros In Excel - Automated Productivity & Time Savings
Overview:
To gain a practical “hands-on” understanding of how to efficiently create, manage and run Macros in Excel.
KEY TAKE AWAY:
Excel macros can automate and streamline tasks, eliminate repetition and can potentially save you and your team thousands of hours year after year.
Why should you Attend:
A macro is a term for a series of commands and functions that you store in a Microsoft Visual Basic module and can be run via your keyboard, ribbon or custom buttons whenever you need to perform the task(s) associated with those commands.
Harness this valuable feature in Excel to boost your efficiency, output and job satisfaction.
Working with macros is not intuitive and requires clear explanation and demonstration of key principles to ensure your practical understanding.
This presentation will effectively help you understand and apply this powerful tool.
KEY WORDS:
- Macro
- Security
- Macro-Enabled
- Record
- Run
- Relative absolute cell references
- Code
- Assign ribbon
- Keyboard shortcut
- Delete
- Copy
Areas Covered in the Session:
- Understand Excel macro essentials
- Set macro security
- Save a file as macro enabled
- Record a simple macro
- Run a macro
- Apply relative and absolute cell references
- View and edit macro code
- Assign a macro to the ribbon
- Assign a keyboard short cut to a macro
- Delete a macro
- Copy a macro
Who Will Benefit:
- Banking
- Financial Planning
- Business Analysis
- Economics
- Investment Advice
- Bookkeeping
- Education
- Small/Medium Business
- Statistics
- Consulting
- Strategic Planning
- Tourism and Hospitality ,etc
Speaker Profile
With Microsoft Certifications in Excel and Word, he has mastered over 2500 topics to advanced level in Microsoft Excel, Access, Outlook, Project, PowerPoint, Word, Visio, and Publisher. Ray has qualifications in Frontline Management, Accounting, Training, and Assessment and is certified in Six Sigma business improvement methodology.
Having trained over 120,000 students and authored a wide range of complex reports, training, and procedural documentation, Ray has demonstrated strong ability in written communication, change management, and knowledge transfer.