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How to record macro in Excel?

You don’t have to know programming language to have your Excel tasks automated. Simply just record actions, which should be performed and launch it whenever You need. In this article I will show You how to record macro in Excel application.

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Author: Tomasz Płociński

I'm very advanced in VBA, Excel, also easily linking VBA with other Office applications (e.g. PowerPoint) and external applications (e.g. SAP). I take part also in RPA processes (WebQuery, DataCache, IBM Access Client Solutions) where I can also use my SQL basic skillset. I'm trying now to widen my knowledge into TypeScript/JavaScript direction. View all posts by Tomasz Płociński

Download file using WinHttp & ADODB method

I already described 2 methods how to download file from URL in one of my old articles. They are really good, but not the only methods. In this article I’m going to present the way to download file using WinHttp & ADODB method.

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Author: Tomasz Płociński

I'm very advanced in VBA, Excel, also easily linking VBA with other Office applications (e.g. PowerPoint) and external applications (e.g. SAP). I take part also in RPA processes (WebQuery, DataCache, IBM Access Client Solutions) where I can also use my SQL basic skillset. I'm trying now to widen my knowledge into TypeScript/JavaScript direction. View all posts by Tomasz Płociński

How to return a result from VBA function?

As You may know, in general in programming to return a result from function there is Return statement. Even Visual Basic has it. Unfortunately there is no such thing in VBA. In this article I’m going to show You how to return a result from VBA function.

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Author: Tomasz Płociński

I'm very advanced in VBA, Excel, also easily linking VBA with other Office applications (e.g. PowerPoint) and external applications (e.g. SAP). I take part also in RPA processes (WebQuery, DataCache, IBM Access Client Solutions) where I can also use my SQL basic skillset. I'm trying now to widen my knowledge into TypeScript/JavaScript direction. View all posts by Tomasz Płociński