VLOOKUP vs INDEX MATCH vs SQL vs VBA – today you are in for the ultimate Excel Showdown. The VLOOKUP Excel function is one of the most popular functions, around which there has always been much debate. You will most definitely find an article about this function on almost every Excel blog site out there […]
First I am sorry for making another post on VBA multihreading. Having written so many posts already it seems I am ranting on an on about this topic. I must subdue, however, and write shortly on one new way of almost Native Multithreading VBA using native kernel32 functions. If you’ve been around my blog you […]
Welcome to my end-to-end VBA Cheat Sheet. Be sure to bookmark this page as your Excel VBA cheat sheet!. Visual Basic for Applications makes automation possible in Excel and other Office applications. The below Excel VBA Cheatsheet is your one stop shop for a variety of useful VBA automations. If you are new to VBA […]
XML files are one of the most common type of data files apart from text and CSV (comma-separated values) files. Reading data files which are not hierarchical (as XML files or JSON) is relatively easy. You can read in the data row by row and process columns separately. With XML (and JSON) the task is […]
Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) facilitates many useful data structures – its not just VBA Arrays you can use. COM libraries provide additional data structures such as the VBA Dictionary, ArrayList, Queue, Stack or SortedList. But before we jump into explaining how these more complex data structures work and how to use them, let’s start […]