Excel Level 6 - User Forms - Custom Fit

Prerequiste

Completion of Excel Automating with Macros, or comfortable writing, editing, and interpreting VBA macro code.

Class Description

Your macros work — but right now, running them probably means editing code, hunting through cells, or typing values into a message box one at a time. Ugh. But there is a better way. You can build user forms that give people a get a clean, intuitive user-friendly interface instead of a raw spreadsheet or a string of pop-up prompts. If you already write macros and want them to look and feel like real applications, this is the next step.

What You'll Walk Away With

• Design a professional-looking input screen for any macro — build user-defined forms instead of relying on cell entry or basic message boxes
• Launch your form with a click — write the VBA code that opens your form exactly when and how you want it to
• Give users everything they need in one place — add text boxes, dropdowns, checkboxes, and other controls so a form can capture real, structured input
• Turn form input into finished results automatically — write VBA code that takes what a user enters and writes it straight into the spreadsheet, no manual re-entry required

You'll Also Get

• A class workbook with every example, so you can revisit and rebuild what you learned back at your desk
• A UserForm Controls Quick Reference Guide covering the core objects and properties, so you're not hunting for syntax every time you add a new control
• A free 30-minute one-on-one Zoom session with your instructor after class — so when you hit a real snag applying this to your own form, you've got backup

Books & Supplies: Any required books, software, or materials will be communicated prior to the start of training.