From analyzing data and producing reports, charts and dashboards to process automation with VBA macros, we can assist you with anything Excel-related.
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With the help of VBA macros, complex tasks and processes that previously required substantial user input, cost time and effort, and were prone to human error can be executed at the click of a button.
Excel’s widespread use in large and small businesses from diverse industries and backgrounds is a testament to the program’s flexibility. However, since every use case is different, as well as the requirements of each task, special skills and knowledge are needed to be able to use Excel to its fullest potential. There just might be a solution to the problem that we can provide!
From data preparation to analysis to presentation and reporting, we can help you get on top of your data. With our assistance, business from various sectors can widely benefit from these powerful features.
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Did you know that most tasks performed in Microsoft Office products (e.g. Excel) can be automated?
Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) is the programming language used for and shared by Microsoft Office products. The most common use of VBA are Excel macros, which represent a series of executable pieces of code, interpreted in sequence.
This allows for complex processes in Excel and other MS Office programs to be broken down into small steps, which can then be completely automated using VBA code. But VBA macros do not just perform simple sequences of tasks in a row. On the contrary, complex logic can be implemented to handle highly difficult and varied scenarios.
Most Excel tasks can be automated, from the simplest to more complex ones, for example:• Selecting cells and ranges, copying, pasting, deleting, formatting, etc.
• Creating sheets, renaming, moving, copying, deleting, etc.
• Opening, closing, saving files, exporting to PDF, etc.
• Creating and working with PivotTables, charts, and other elements
In addition, form controls can be used to create user forms and Excel-based applications using buttons, drop-down menus, sliders, etc.
Almost any organization which uses Microsoft Office programs can make use of VBA macro automation.
In small organizations, VBA macro applications can be implemented where the use of an enterprise-level system would not be viable in terms of monetary costs or time resources. Because Microsoft Excel and VBA are so flexible, tailored solutions can be created to specifically suit the organization’s needs at a low cost and can be developed quickly.
In large organizations, VBA macros are most often used to automate specific processes which are not performed by an enterprise-wide system, or which do not warrant the cost of using special software, but are repetitive in nature and require user input, which increases the risk of human errors.
• Low development costs – Applications using VBA macros are often among the best solutions for automating processes and tasks when a high importance is placed on keeping development and maintenance budgets low.
• High flexibility – VBA macros can be used to automate a near endless variety of tasks in organizations of various sizes and industries.
• High adaptability – Because of their high flexibility, VBA macro applications can be tailored to suit the organization’s specific needs, especially in the cases where free or enterprise-level solutions cannot achieve the same level of customization or when that would be too costly.
• Reduced costs – When implemented to automate processes that normally require substantial time resources to perform, VBA macros can directly and indirectly lead to significant cost reductions.
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