From the course: Excel VBA: Process Modeling
What you should know
- [Instructor] Thanks again for your interest in this course. Before we get going, I'd like to give you an idea of what you should know to get the most out of this course. First is that you should be very familiar with Macro security settings in Office and especially Microsoft Excel. This course focuses on Macros in Excel so you need to have them enabled so you can run and edit them. Next, I assume that you have a basic proficiency in Excel VBA so you already know how to code at least a little bit which means that you'll be able to follow along and understand the material much more effectively. Also understand that unlike in many other courses, movies within a chapter build progressively within that chapter. So at the end of chapters two through four, you will have a project that you will be able to run in it's entirety. Also, understand that not every movie ends with code you can run. To keep these movies a reasonable length, I had to cut off at some points before the code was able to run. So we might create an outline of if/then statements and then in the next movie come back and fill in the code that will actually implement those decisions. Also, some workbooks contain previous code from the chapter. So if you open a workbook in the middle of the chapter, you'll see stuff from beforehand. You don't have to enter code all over again. And finally as I mentioned, chapters two through four do include a workbook with completed code. So that is a project that you can run. And if you want to look ahead to see how everything looks when your done with the chapter, feel free to do that as well.
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