UserForms can be used to create grocery lists, address books, rosters, todo lists and a whole lot more! Creating a friendly GUI, allows even the most computer illiterate user to perform data entry tasks like an expert.
A UserForm is useful for countless applications. You will learn how to create a UserForm in Microsoft Excel. I chose a UserForm as an introduction to VBA because it showcases how you can turn an otherwise boring Excel spreadsheet into a Graphical User Interface (GUI) with buttons, drop downs, and more. A fun place to start on your journey to VBA proficiency is creating user forms. A great feature about VBA is that you do not need a standalone editor, the editor is included within Excel. Given the example above you can see how versatile VBA can be, especially if you have routine tasks, reports, and/or data that you run through any Microsoft Office product(s). The applications of VBA are mind-blowing, in fact, I automated my job using VBA. This slide deck could then be emailed to a set group of users within Outlook. that were automatically created in Excel and produce a slide deck.
The code could then take the graphs, tables, etc. It could then send certain data to PowerPoint. If a certain stock meets a set condition, the program could dump that information into a nice pivot table within Excel. The program could scrape several websites containing stock information. For example, you could write VBA code that enables the user to simply click a button. It enables a programmer to automate these products. Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) is the programming language behind Microsoft Office Products.
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