Excel Level 5 - Automating with Macros - Custom Fit

Prerequiste

Comfortable with everyday Excel tasks — entering data, basic formulas, formatting. No programming or coding experience required.

Class Description

If your team is still doing the same Excel task by hand every day, week, or month, this course pays for itself fast. You'll learn to record and write macros using VBA so Excel handles the repetitive work — formatting reports, cleaning data, processing files — automatically, freeing you and your team up for higher-value work. No programming background required: you'll record your first working macro in the first session, then build up to writing custom code that goes beyond what recording alone can do.

What You'll Walk Away With

• Turn a recurring task into a one-click button — record your everyday Excel actions into a macro anyone on your team can run
• Build automations that hold up over time, not just one-off recordings — using a proven five-step process for structuring reliable, reusable macros
• Edit and improve macro code yourself in the Visual Basic Editor, instead of being stuck when a recorded macro needs a tweak
• Fix a broken macro in minutes, not hours using built-in debugging tools instead of guessing
• Make your macros adapt to changing data — using variables, loops, and conditional logic so the tool keeps working as your spreadsheets change
• Hand macros off to your team — building in prompts like "Which file should I process?" so anyone can run the tool, not just the person who built it

You'll Also Get

• A class workbook with every example, so you can revisit and rebuild what you learned back at your desk
• A VBA Quick Reference Guide covering core language syntax — your fast lookup for the basics, so you're not starting from scratch every time you open the editor
• 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 workbook, you've got backupk

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