Finance 3310: Excel Primer-1 Version 1.2 Finance 3310: Excel Primer Note: Excel is a vital tool in finance and your ability to get some internships and jobs will depend on your Excel skills. This primer covers the basics you will need when modeling in Excel. Notation: I will use x# to refer to a cell. For example, B5 is cell B5.

Excel VBA Primer EXCEL VBA PRIMER CE En 270 Brigham Young University Norm Jones INTRO - [] EXCEL - [] [] [] [] [] [] [ [] [] [] VBA - [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] ADVANCED - [] [] [] [] Calling Excel Functions from VB Code One of the nice things about writing VB code inside Excel is that you can combine all of the power and flexibility of Visual Basic with the many tools and options in Excel. Tfile ru bistrij torrent hd. One of the best examples of this is that you can take advantage of all of the standard Excel worksheet functions inside your VB code. Calling an Excel worksheet function is simple. The Excel functions are available as methods within the WorksheetFunction object. You simply invoke the method and pass the arguments that the function requires (typically a range).

For example, if we were writing a simple formula to put in a cell to find the minimum value in a range of cells, we would write the following: =Min(B4:F30) The following code uses the same Min function, but invokes the function using VB code. The min value is stored in a variable called minval: Dim minval As Double minval = Application.WorksheetFunction.Min(Range('B4:F30')) Notice the difference in how the range is specified. In the VB code, the range is specified as a range object. The Application. Portion is actually optional and can be omitted in most cases.

Excel VBA Primer EXCEL VBA PRIMER CE En 270 Brigham Young University Norm Jones INTRO - [] EXCEL - [] [] [] [] [] [] [ [] [] [] VBA - [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] ADVANCED - [] [] [] [] Indexing a List with VLOOKUP When writing formulas, we often encounter cases where one or more of the inputs to the function will depend on the value of another input. More specifically, we need to use one of the inputs to lookup the other input from a table. This can be easily accomplished using the VLOOKUP function.

For example, the following workbook computes the volume and weight of a set of cylinders. The weight is computing from the volume and the unit weight. However, the unit weight depends on the material being used. Unit weights for a set of common materials are shown in a table at the top: The objective of this exercise is to determine the appropriate unit weight for each cylinder and calculate the correct weight by multiplying the selected unit weight by the computed volume. We will do this by automatically selecting the correct unit weight from the list using the VLOOKUP function. Data Validation Before using the VLOOKUP function, we need to enter a set of materials in the Material column. We need to be careful as we do this because due to the way the VLOOKUP function works, we need to ensure that the items in the Materials column are spelled exactly the same way they are spelled in the unit weight table at the top.

We can do this with a tool called Data Validation. This process is described in the chapter. VLOOKUP Function Once the material values are entered in column E, we are ready to use the VLOOKUP function. The syntax for the VLOOKUP function is as follows: VLOOKUP(lookup_value,table_array,col_index_num,range_lookup) where: Lookup_value The value to be found in the first column of the array Table_array The table of information in which data is looked up. Use a reference to a range or a range name Col_index_num The column number in table_array from which the matching value must be returned Range_lookup A logical value (TRUE or FALSE) that specifies whether you want VLOOKUP to find an exact match or an approximate match. Explained in more detail below. So for our case, we will use VLOOKUP to select a unit weight value from the table using the user-specified material.

The unit weight returned by the function is then multiplied by the volume to compute the cylinder weight as follows: The first argument (E13) to the VLOOKUP function refers to the Material value on the same row and is a relative reference. The second argument ($B$5:$C$10) is an absolute reference to the table use for the lookup. The lookup value ('Concrete' in this case) is used to search through the first column in the table to find the row matching the lookup value. In this case, the match is found on the third row of the table (cell B7). The third argument ('2') tells the VLOOKUP function from which column of the table the return value should be selected. Since the value is 2, we go to the second column of the lookup table on the selected row and find our value ('150'). This is the value that is returned by the function and multiplied by the volume ('1.6') to compute the weight.

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