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Excel 2007 VBA Programmer's Reference

Excel 2007 VBA Programmer's ReferenceTitoloExcel 2007 VBA Programmer's Reference
AutoreGreen, John ; Bullen, Stephen ; Bovey, Rob
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CategoriaComputers: Enterprise Applications
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Dati1143 p.
Anno2007
EditoreWiley Publishing
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Get ready to take your Excel applications to the next level by harnessing the power of the VBA language. This comprehensive resource will help you gain more control over your spreadsheets by using VBA while also showing you how to develop more dynamic Excel applications for other users. From introductory concepts to advanced developer topics, it guides you through every aspect of Excel 2007, including the Ribbon and the XML file formats.

Indice e argomenti trattati
Acknowledgmentsxxi
Introductionxxiii
Primer in Excel VBA
1
Using the Macro Recorder
2
Recording Macros
2
Running Macros
6
The Visual Basic Editor
8
Other Ways to Run Macros
11
User-Defined Functions
17
Creating a UDF
18
What UDFs Cannot Do
21
The Excel Object Model
21
Objects
22
Getting Help
27
Experimenting in the Immediate Window
29
The VBA Language
30
Basic Input and Output
30
Calling Functions and Sub Procedures
35
Parentheses and Argument Lists
37
Variable Declaration
38
Scope and Lifetime of Variables
40
Variable Type
42
Object Variables
45
Making Decisions
47
Looping
50
Arrays
55
Run-Time Error-Handling
59
Summary
62
The Application Object
63
Globals
63
The Active Properties
64
Display Alerts
65
Screen Updating
66
Evaluate
66
InputBox
68
StatusBar
70
Send Keys
70
On Time
71
OnKey
72
Worksheet Functions
73
Caller
74
Summary
75
Workbooks and Worksheets
77
The Workbooks Collection
77
Getting a Filename from a Path
78
Files in the Same Directory
81
Overwriting an Existing Workbook
81
Saving Changes
82
The Sheets Collection
83
Worksheets
83
Copy and Move
85
Grouping Worksheets
87
The Window Object
89
Synchronizing Worksheets
90
Summary
91
Using Ranges
93
Activate and Select
93
Range Property
95
Shortcut Range References
96
Ranges on Inactive Worksheets
96
Range Property of a Range Object
97
Cells Property
97
Cells Used in Range
98
Ranges of Inactive Worksheets
99
More on the Cells Property of the Range Object
99
Single-Parameter Range Reference
101
Offset Property
102
Resize Property
103
SpecialCells Method
105
Last Cell
105
Deleting Numbers
107
CurrentRegion Property
108
End Property
110
Referring to Ranges with End
110
Summing a Range
111
Columns and Rows Properties
112
Areas
113
Union and Intersect Methods
115
Empty Cells
115
Transferring Values between Arrays and Ranges
118
Deleting Rows
121
Summary
123
Using Names
125
Naming Ranges
127
Using the Name Property of the Range Object
128
Special Names
128
Storing Values in Names
129
Storing Arrays
130
Hiding Names
131
Working with Named Ranges
132
Searching for a Name
133
Searching for the Name of a Range
135
Determining which Names Overlap a Range
136
Summary
139
Data Lists
141
Structuring the Data
141
Sorting a Range
142
Older Excel Versions
144
Creating a Table
144
Sorting a Table
145
AutoFilter
146
AutoFilter Object
147
Filter Object
148
Date Custom Filter
148
Adding Combo Boxes
149
Copying the Visible Rows
153
Finding the Visible Rows
154
Advanced Filter
156
Data Form
158
Summary
159
PivotTables
161
Creating a PivotTable Report
162
PivotCaches
165
PivotTables Collection
165
PivotFields
166
CalculatedFields
170
Pivotltems
171
Grouping
171
Visible Property
175
Calculatedltems
176
PivotCharts
177
External Data Sources
178
Summary
180
Charts
181
Chart Sheets
182
The Recorded Macro
184
Adding a Chart Sheet Using VBA Code
184
Embedded Charts
185
Using the Macro Recorder
186
Adding an Embedded Chart Using VBA Code
186
Editing Data Series
187
Defining Chart Series with Arrays
190
Converting a Chart to Use Arrays
193
Determining the Ranges Used in a Chart
194
Chart Labels
195
Summary
196
Event Procedures
199
Worksheet Events
199
Enable Events
200
Worksheet Calculate
201
Chart Events
202
Before Double Click
202
Workbook Events
205
Save Changes
206
Headers and Footers
207
Summary
208
Adding Controls
209
Form and ActiveX Controls
209
ActiveX Controls
210
Scrollbar Control
211
Spin Button Control
211
CheckBox Control
212
Option Button Controls
212
Forms Controls
214
Dynamic ActiveX Controls
216
Controls on Charts
220
Summary
221
Text Files and File Dialog
223
Opening Text Files
223
Writing to Text Files
224
Reading Text Files
226
Writing to Text Files Using Print
227
Reading Data Strings
229
Flexible Separators and Delimiters
230
FileDialog
233
FileDialogFilters
235
FileDialogSelectedltems
235
Dialog Types
235
Execute Method
235
MultiSelect
236
Summary
238
Working with XML and the Open XML File Formats
239
The Basics of Using XML Data in Excel
240
XML Fundamentals
240
Consuming XML Data Directly
246
Creating and Managing Your Own XML Maps
249
Using VBA to Program XML Processes
253
Programming XML Maps
253
Leveraging DOM and XPath to Manipulate XML Files
258
Using VBA to Program Open XML Files
265
Programming Open XML Files with VBA
266
Programmatically Zipping an Excel Container
267
Summary
272
UserForms
273
Displaying a UserForm
273
Creating a UserForm
275
Directly Accessing Controls in UserForms
277
Stopping the Close Button
281
Maintaining a Data List
282
Modeless UserForms
288
Progress Indicator
288
Variable UserForm Name
291
Summary
291
RibbonX
293
Overview
293
Prerequisites
294
Adding the Customizations
294
XML Structure
295
RibbonX and VBA
298
Control Types
299
Basic Controls
299
Container Controls
300
Control Attributes
301
Control Callbacks
303
Managing Control Images
305
Other RibbonX Elements, Attributes, and Callbacks
307
Sharing Controls among Multiple Workbooks
308
Updating Controls at Run Time
309
Hooking Built-in Controls
311
RibbonX in Dictator Applications
312
Customizing the Office Menu
312
Customizing the QAT
313
Controlling Tabs, Tab Sets, and Groups
313
Dynamic Controls
314
dropDown, comboBox, and gallery
315
dynamicMenu
315
CommandBar Extensions for the Ribbon
316
RibbonX Limitations
317
Summary
318
Command Bars
319
Toolbars, Menu Bars, and Popups
320
Excel's Built-in Command Bars
322
Controls at All Levels
325
Facelds
328
Creating New Menus
330
The OnAction Macros
332
Passing Parameter Values
333
Deleting a Menu
334
Creating a Toolbar
335
Popup Menus
338
Showing Popup Command Bars
342
Table-Driven Command Bar Creation
344
Summary
354
Class Modules
355
Creating Your Own Objects
356
Property Procedures
357
Creating Collections
359
Class Module Collection
360
Encapsulation
363
Trapping Application Events
363
Embedded Chart Events
365
A Collection of UserForm Controls
368
Referencing Classes Across Projects
370
Summary
371
Add-ins
373
Hiding the Code
374
Creating an Add-in
374
Closing Add-ins
375
Code Changes
376
Saving Changes
377
Interface Changes
377
Installing an Add-in
379
Addinlnstall Event
381
Removing an Add-in from the Add-ins List
381
Summary
382
Automation Add-Ins and COM Add-Ins
383
Automation Add-Ins
383
A Simple Add-In --- Sequence
384
Registering Automation Add-Ins with Excel
385
Using Automation Add-Ins
386
Introducing the IDTExtensibility2 Interface
388
COM Add-Ins
394
The IDTExtensibility2 Interface (Continued)
395
Registering a COM Add-In with Excel
395
The COM Add-In Designer
396
Summary
409
Interacting with Other Office Applications
411
Establishing the Connection
411
Late Binding
412
Early Binding
414
Opening a Document in Word
416
Accessing an Active Word Document
417
Creating a New Word Document
418
Access and ADO
419
Access, Excel, and, Outlook
420
Better than Mail Merge
423
Readable Document Variables
428
Summary
430
Data Access with ADO
431
An Introduction to Structured Query Language (SQL)
431
The SELECT Statement
432
The INSERT Statement
434
The UPDATE Statement
434
The DELETE Statement
435
An Overview of ADO
436
The Connection Object
437
The Recordset Object
441
The Command Object
445
Using ADO in Microsoft Excel Applications
447
Using ADO with Microsoft Access
448
Using ADO with Microsoft SQL Server
454
Using ADO with Non-Standard Data Sources
463
Summary
468
Managing External Data
469
The External Data User Interface
469
Get External Data
470
Manage Connections
471
The QueryTable and ListObject
472
A QueryTable from a Relational Database
472
A Query Table Associated with a ListObject
475
QueryTables and Parameter Queries
476
QueryTables from Web Queries
479
A QueryTable from a Text File
482
Creating and Using Connection Files
484
The WorkbookConnection Object and the Connections Collection
487
External Data Security Settings
489
Summary
490
The Trust Center and Document Security
491
The Trust Center
491
Trusted Publishers
492
Trusted Locations
492
Add-ins
494
ActiveX Settings
495
Macro Settings
497
Message Bar
498
External Content
499
Privacy Options
501
Automating Document Inspection
503
The RemoveDocumentlnformation Method
503
The Documentinspectors Collection
505
Summary
506
Browsing OLAP Data Sources with Excel
507
Analyzing OLAP Data via Pivot Tables
508
Connecting to an OLAP Data Source
508
Browsing the OLAP Data Source
510
Understanding the MDX behind OLAP-based Pivot Tables
512
The Basics of MDX
513
Browsing OLAP Data Sources without Pivot Tables
517
Using ADO to Return Flattened Recordsets
517
Using ADO MD to Get Cube Schema Information
518
Creating an Inventory of Dimensions, Hierarchies, and Levels
519
Creating Offline Cubes
521
Creating an Offline Cube Manually
521
Using the CreateCubeFile Method
521
Creating an Offline Cube Using ADO MD and VBA
522
Summary
523
Excel and the Internet
525
What Can the Internet Do for You?
526
Using the Internet for Storing Workbooks
526
Using the Internet as a Data Source
527
Opening Web Pages as Workbooks
528
Using Web Queries
528
Parsing Web Pages for Specific Information
530
Using the Internet to Publish Results
531
Setting Up a Web Server
532
Saving Worksheets as Web Pages
532
Creating Interactive Web Pages
533
Using the Internet as a Communication Channel
533
Communicating with a Web Server
534
Summary
536
International Issues
537
Changing Windows Regional Settings and the Office 2007 UI Language
537
Responding to Regional Settings and the Windows Language
538
Identifying the User's Regional Settings and Windows Language
538
VBA Conversion Functions from an International Perspective
539
Interacting with Excel
545
Sending Data to Excel
545
Reading Data from Excel
548
The Rules for Working with Excel
548
Interacting with Users
549
Paper Sizes
549
Displaying Data
549
Interpreting Data
550
The xxxLocal Properties
550
The Rules for Working with Your Users
551
Excel 2007's International Options
552
Features That Don't Play by the Rules
554
The OpenText Function
555
The SaveAs Function
556
The ShowDataForm Sub Procedure
556
Pasting Text
557
PivotTable Calculated Fields and Items, and Conditional Format and Data Validation Formulas
557
Web Queries
558
=TEXT() Worksheet Function
558
The Range.Value, Range.Formula, and Range.FormulaArray Properties
559
The Range.AutoFilter Method
559
The Range.AdvancedFilter Method
559
The Application.Evaluate, Application.ConvertFormula, and Application.ExecuteExcel4Macro Functions
560
Responding to Office 2007 Language Settings
560
Where Does the Text Come From?
560
Identifying the Office Ul Language Settings
562
Creating a Multilingual Application
562
Working in a Multilingual Environment
564
The Rules for Developing a Multilingual Application
565
Some Helpful Functions
565
The bWinToNum Function
566
The bWinToDate Function
566
The sFormatDate Function
567
The ReplaceHolders Function
568
Summary
568
Programming the VBE
571
Identifying VBE Objects in Code
572
The VBE Object
572
The VBProject Object
572
The VBComponent Object
573
The CodeModule Object
574
The CodePane Object
574
The Designer Object
574
Starting Up
575
Adding Menu Items to the VBE
576
Working with Workbooks
580
Working with Code
589
Working with UserForms
594
Working with References
598
COM Add-ins
599
Summary
600
Programming with the Windows API
601
Anatomy of an API Call
602
Interpreting C-Style Declarations
603
Constants, Structures, Handles, and Classes
606
What If Something Goes Wrong?
609
Wrapping API Calls in Class Modules
611
Some Example Classes
616
A High-Resolution Timer Class
616
Class Module CHighResTimer
616
Freeze a UserForm
618
A System Info Class
619
Modifying UserForm Styles
622
Window Styles
623
The CFormChanger Class
624
Resizable UserForms
625
Absolute Changes
626
Relative Changes
627
The CFormResizer Class
628
Summary
634
Appendix A: Excel 2007 Object Model635
Appendix B: VBE Object Model971
Appendix C: Office 2007 Object Model995
Index1079

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