Unleash the power of VBA: Mastering cells & ranges + FREE TEMPLATE

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I would like to take a moment to thank your for your efforts in explaining VBA, I've learned a lot watching VBA for beginners series, it is really interesting and I'm looking forward more videos to come

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I learn VBA from you. Best teacher keep it up.

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Already subscribed .. watched many videos, but learned much more from this one because the “nuts & bolts” come together to make sense of the reasons your methods work. Great job, sir - thank you!
< learning this at 60+ years .. who’d a-thought>

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Thank you so very much, I really appreciate that and great to have you here

[@SyedMuzammilMahasanShahi]

Thanks Randy for this amazing video.

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For sure, you are very welcome Syed.

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Thank you for your videos Randy. This channel has bee very helpful to me.

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For sure, you are very welcome Raphael and I am very happy to help and share

[@nerenlakhraj5252]

The power of cell input values and how it can be manipulated in VBA to provide lightning fast results. Thank you Randy 😊

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Thank you so very much, I really appreciate that Neren :)

[@Dexter101x]

Clear and concise, thanks again

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Great, thanks so much. I am so glad you enjoyed it

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Thank you very much Randy Sir, hugely helpful

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For sure, you are very welcome and happy to help and share

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Thank you again for your excellent explanation.Merry Christmas

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For sure, you are very welcome and Merry Christmas to you as well

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Many Thanks. Really appreciate it!

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For sure, you are very welcome. Thank you for your Likes, Shares & Comments. It really helps.

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Amazing tutorial. Thanks a lot!

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Thanks so very much Christopher. I am so glad you enjoyed it

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Hope this serie also will continue for a long time.

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Hi Keita, yes thanks I will keep it going. Thanks for the continued feedbak

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Very good

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[@petardzopalic3220]

HI Randy and thanks for Masterlass,
If I have two workbooks, and I want to copy data from one to another, can I call worksheets via Code Name ?
I dont want to use sheets (1) or worksheet.("name"), I want to refert to worksheets code name is it possible or not ?
Thank you in advance

[@ExcelForFreelancers]

Yes for sure you can use the code name when calling the worksheets, even with multiple workbooks, with the same method, such as :
Workbooks("WorkbookName.xlsm").Sheet1.Range("A1").Value
I hope this helps and thanks so much.

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