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Xem thêm: 126 writing excel macros with VBA, 2nd edition , Figure P-1. New objects in the Excel XP object hierarchy, Figure 1-5. Set Data Labels dialog, Table 2-2. Assignment in Various Languages, Figure 3-1. The Excel VBA IDE, Figure 3-3. A UserForm dialog box, Figure 4-12. Excel's Macro dialog box, Chapter 5. Variables, Data Types, and Constants, Example 5-1. A Procedure with a Typo, Figure 5-2. Examples of variable scope, Figure 7-2. An InputBox dialog box, Example 8-1. Finding the First Nonempty Cell, Table 8-2. Some Date- and Time-Related Functions, Figure 9-1. A small portion of the Excel object model (the tag <vX> means that the object is new in version X of Excel), Figure 9-4. Two object variables referencing the same object, Figure 10-3. The Commands tab of the Customize dialog, Figure 10-4. The New dialog showing template icons, Example 10-1. The Workbook's Open and BeforeClose Event Handlers, Figure 11-1. Events for the Worksheet object, Figure 12-1. The menu and toolbar portion of the Office object model, Figure 16-2. The Excel Application object along with its hidden children, Table 16-2. Members that return child objects, Table 16-3. Special Keys for the Key Parameter, Figure 16-4. The Excel Application object and its children, Table 16-6. Members of the Window object, Table 17-2. Members of Workbook that return children, Table 18-2. Members That Return Objects, Figure 18-6. A worksheet and the PrintTitleRows property, Table 19-2. Excel Members That Return a Range Object, Figure 19-2. The range as a union, Figure 19-5. A worksheet before autofiltering, Figure 19-6. The result of the ColumnDifferences method, Figure 19-12. Illustrating the Dependents property, Figure 19-14. Illustrating the FormulaArray property, Figure 19-24. A conditionally formatted range, Example 19-9. The cmdSelect_Click Event Procedure, Figure 20-5. Step 5 in the PivotTable wizard, Figure 20-7. Illustrating page field order, Table 20-2. Members of the PivotTable Object, Figure 20-10. No totals at all, Figure 20-21. Illustrating a calculated field, Table 20-3. Members of the PivotField Object, Figure 20-27. Illustrating the Group method, Figure 20-34. Illustrating the Calculation property, Table 20-4. Values for the Subtotals Method's Index Parameter, Figure 20-38. LabelRange for Store Type = Company, Example 20-8. The cmdPrint_Click Event Procedure, Figure 21-5. The results of CreateChart, Figure 21-7. The Chart Type dialog, Figure 21-9. Children of the Chart object, Table 21-2. Members of the Axis Object, Figure 21-12. Axis units and scale, Figure 21-17. UpBars are in white and DownBars are in black, Example 21-3. Code in the Chart Sheet's Code Module, Figure 22-2. A smart tag in Excel XP, Example B-2. Calling the GetInstalledPrinters Procedure, Figure E-1. The References dialog box, Appendix F. High-Level and Low-Level Languages, Appendix G. New Objects in Excel XP, Figure G-1. The Error Checking tab

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  • sample.pdf

    • sterling.com

      • Welcome to Sterling Software

      • Writing Excel Macros with VBA 2e.pdf

        • Table of Content

        • Preface

          • Preface to the Second Edition

              • Figure P-1. New objects in the Excel XP object hierarchy

              • The Book's Audience

              • Organization of This Book

              • The Book's Text and Sample Code

              • About the Code

              • Conventions in this Book

              • Obtaining the Sample Programs

              • How to Contact Us

              • Acknowledgments

              • Chapter 1. Introduction

                • 1.1 Selecting Special Cells

                    • Figure 1-1. Selecting unique values

                    • Figure 1-2. The Select Special utility

                    • Figure 1-3. Select Special dialog

                    • 1.2 Setting a Chart's Data Point Labels

                        • Figure 1-4. A data label in edit mode

                        • Figure 1-5. Set Data Labels dialog

                        • 1.3 Topics in Learning Excel Programming

                        • Part I: The VBA Environment

                          • Chapter 2. Preliminaries

                            • 2.1 What Is a Programming Language?

                                • Table 2-1. Some Programming Languages

                                • Table 2-2. Assignment in Various Languages

                                • 2.2 Programming Style

                                  • 2.2.1 Comments

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