Start Here to Automate Excel
In this tutorial, I'll show you the foundation of building macros and automation for Microsoft Excel. This includes the 3 pillars of automation in Excel, which serves as the foundation of building your automated systems. Those pillars include: learning how to tell Excel what to do; where to put or install the instructions for Excel; and how to run those instructions by hand, by the click of a button, and automatically.
This tutorial does not teach programming in Excel, it is meant, instead, to help beginners understand how the automation system works. After this tutorial, you will have a good foundation from which to start your learning journey and improve your skills in automating Excel.
If you'd like to learn more about automating Excel, check our Excel Automation Courses (linked below).
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