Thanks David sir, yes you are right. self practice is the best platform for learning initial steps. thanks for the advice. and henceforth i will keep learning with the culture. but of all this, i think there should be a guidance which helps in learning by understanding the concepts.i mean there will be some certain tips or books of guidance which help to undertand the fact for practicing. Since last 2 months, i have been reading ebooks and googling for the guidance, and even today, i am struggling in writing codes.
Thanks once again Regards, Chaya The excel learner :-) On Fri, May 17, 2013 at 3:45 PM, David Grugeon <da...@grugeon.com.au> wrote: > Two major things will help you. One is the help files which are invoked > whenever you click on a word in a macro and then press F1. I am sure you > have found that, but do you use it whenever you do not understand all about > a keyword such as Dim? > > The other thing is intellisense. When you are typing in a sub or > function, the options for a command you are using will appear in a > drop-down list. Try some of them and then press F1 to find out about it. > For example, if you type > > Dim x as > > immediately you press the space after the as you will get a list of all > the types you can define a variable as. This will be a lot of help to you. > > Also always click debug/compile on the menu before you run a procedure you > have written. It checks that the syntax is correct, and shows you where > they are wrong. > > In context of this, always have "Option Explicit" at the top of all > modules. This forces you to Dim each variable before you use it, and it > will show up any spelling mistakes in variable names. > > This list is best to help with specific queries rather than general > requests for help. Always try to do as much as you can of a task before > asking for help and then show us what you have done and what it is doing > wrong. If there are any error messages write them down exactly and tell > us, if it is possible to find out, what line the error occurred on. > > Above all, just keep writing and testing code and you will soon be one of > the ones giving the answers on the list. > > Regards > David Grugeon > > > > On 17 May 2013 20:00, Chaya <chayamon...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> Dear experts and all, >> >> I am trying to learn excel macros from initial steps. please >> provide some advance tips to learn the source from initial. Actually, i am >> learning by recording the macros and trying to get the logic, but it does >> not make me fullfil to learn. even i reading ebooks and trying to practice >> in excel, but no effective. >> >> After all, i use to get solution from google and from you all, even >> after reading and practice i am not getting the logical and its scripts. >> >> Please advice me with your suitable suggestion and guidance. >> >> Say for small example : >> >> even today i don't know how to use "Dim" after reading books, i know >> it is use for declaring values but i even don't know what and which value >> are to be use and where. >> >> Please don't consider the above example, as it is just a small hint of >> mine and provide me some tips or advice from where i can understand clearly >> the logical coding and can write codes as per the necessity like you all. >> >> Thanks a millions to all. >> >> >> Regards, >> Chaya >> >> The excel learner :-) >> >> -- >> Are you =EXP(E:RT) or =NOT(EXP(E:RT)) in Excel? 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