@Worldslargestipod
Without a doubt the best VBA tutorial on the internet.
@maurocastagnera8949
Simple and extremely clear, you can even easily explain things that seem complex. You have a great quality and that is to awake in those who are listening to an increasing interest in the subject you are dealing with. In a nutshell, learn the concepts even just for the joy and the taste of learning. Qualities that only the great teachers have! Thank you very much.
@maurocastagnera8949
Dear Andrew, your Knowledge about VBA is EPIC! You are the best on the web! 👏👏👏
@maurocastagnera8949
Now that I can better understand English language (even without subtitles), I'm covering your videos and I realize even more important details and I understand even more how smart you are and really an excellent teacher that every student should want to have ! Dear Andrew, you are really the best of all! 😊
@Tat-cx1lr
Encore merci. Vous méritez un Oscar YT. Amicalement.
@steinvanheirsele9275
Give this guy a medal.... you're reducing my workload quit a bit. grtz from Belgium
@daniellako5337
I've never thought that I will spend my weekend wathcing VBA tutorial, but it happened thanks to your work. Excellent quality, clear explanations, very well done!
@imtiazulhaque6328
Your tutorial videos are very comprehensive and very helpful for a beginner like me to learn VBA and developing Macros in excel . Thanks
@amandafrp13
awesome! you made VBA a lot easier for me. thank you so much.
@manishmanhar3258
Thank you so much for the tutorials. Your efforts are clearly visible.
@maurocastagnera8949
I can only say what was written in other comments, that is you are really the number one on the web for the VBA. I really appreciate your intelligence and your ability explaining things excellently! Thanks endless!
@bcc9853
This video is clearly EPIC. Great series of videos, very informative and easy to follow. Thanks!
@grzegorzdabrowski5340
The best tutorials I've ever seen. I am trying to learn VBA some time by myself and after watching your movies (12 already) a lot of aspects of VBA is now clear for me. Going to see all of them. Thanks a lot.
@djram1072
Dear Sir Andrew. The tutorials are just just excellent. I have started learning at one go. In fact I have started developing a few applications useful to my daily work. Thank you very much for sharing the knowledge.
@portapere
Very nice tutorials Andrew. Thanks a lot from Barcelona. Practical and sistemathic. Just great :))
@bodacachanilla
The way you convey the information is excellent!! I found this very useful.
@anthonyaguirre6101
Back in the game! Thanks Andrew!
@therightflavour
Hi Andrew
I am absolutely loving your tutorials. I am learning a lot more than I bargained for. I already have an educational background in programming so I am basically using your tutorials to refresh my memory of VBA. I spiced up the code a bit including all that I have learned from your previous videos.
Sub TestingFilmLength()
Dim FilmLength As Integer
Dim FilmDescription As String
Dim FilmNameAddress As Range
Set FilmNameAddress = Application.InputBox(Prompt:="Select The Film Name", Type:=8)
FilmLength = FilmNameAddress.Offset(0, 2).Value
If FilmLength < 100 Or Len(FilmNameAddress.Value) < 10 Then
FilmDescription = "Short"
Else
If FilmLength < 120 And Len(FilmNameAddress.Value) < 15 Then
FilmDescription = "Medium"
Else
FilmDescription = "Epic"
End If
End If
MsgBox FilmNameAddress.Value & " is " & FilmDescription
End Sub
@tajsay
thanks, Andrew for the wonderful explanation
@maurocastagnera8949