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Chapter 1: What's New in Excel 2003
Table 1-1: Improved Statistical Functions
Chapter 2: Exploring Excel
Table 2-1: Excel Worksheets Can Hold a Lot of Data but Have Their Limits
Chapter 3: Exploring Visual Basic for Applications
Table 3-1: Keyboard Shortcuts for Executing Macro Steps in the Visual Basic Editor
Table 3-2: How Excel Reacts to Various Digital Signature Scenarios When Macro Security Is Set to High
Chapter 4: VBA Programming Starter Kit
Table 4-1: Menu Items Available on the View Menu in the Visual Basic Editor
Table 4-2: Menu Items Available on the Insert Menu in the Visual Basic Editor
Table 4-3: Menu Items Available on the Format Menu in the Visual Basic Editor
Table 4-4: Menu Items Available on the Debug Menu in the Visual Basic Editor
Table 4-5: Menu Items Available on the Run Menu in the Visual Basic Editor
Table 4-6: Menu Items Available on the Tools Menu in the Visual Basic Editor
Table 4-7: Numeric Data Types
Table 4-8: Data Type Conversion Functions
Table 4-9: Button Options for Message Boxes
Table 4-10: Values Returned by a Message Box
Table 4-11: Comparison Operators
Chapter 5: Creating Sub and Function Procedures
Table 5-Elements: of a Sub Procedure:
Table 5-2: Elements of a Function Procedure
Chapter 6: The
Application
Object
Table 6-1:
InputBox
Type Values
Table 6-2: Cell Error Values
Table 6-3: Key Codes
Chapter 7: Workbooks and Worksheets
Table 7-1: The Parameters Associated with the
Workbooks.Open
Method_ (continued)
Table 7-2: Parameters Available with the
Workbooks.OpenTex
t
Method
Table 7-3: The
ThisWorkbook.SaveAs
Parameters
Table 7-4: The Parameters of the
FollowHyperlink
Method
Table 7-5: The Parameters of the
PrintOut
Method
Table 7-6: Selected Properties of the
PageSetup
Object
Table 7-7: Parameters of the
Worksheet.Protect
Method
Chapter 8: Ranges and Cells
Table 8-1: Range Selection Methods
Table 8-2:
xlSpecialCellsValue
Constants
Table 8-3: Constants Used with the
ConvertFormula
Method
Table 8-4: The Properties and Methods of the
Validation
Object
Table 8-5: The List of Parameters Used in an
Add
or
Modify
Statement
Chapter 9: Manipulating Data with VBA
Table 9-1: The IS Family of Functions
Table 9-2: The Most Common Summary Calculations You'll Perform in Excel
Table 9-3: An In-Depth Look at the PMT Function's Arguments
Table 9-4: The Rate Function's Arguments
Table 9-5: Useful Functions for Finding All or Part of a Date or Time
Table 9-6: Codes for Intervals Used in the
DateAdd
Function
Table 9-7: The
DateDiff
Function's Arguments
Chapter 10: Formatting Excel Objects
Table 10-1: The RGB Values of the VBA Color Constants
Table 10-2: The RGB Values of the VBA Color Constants
Table 10-3: The RGB Values of the Standard Excel Colors
Table 10-4: The RGB Values of Standard HTML Colors
Table 10-5: Excel Palette Colors That Correspond to HTML Colors
Table 10-6: The
Font
Object's Properties
Table 10-7: The
Interior
Object's Properties for Formatting a Cell
Table 10-8: The
Borders
Object's Properties
Chapter 11: Creating Add-Ins and COM Add-Ins
Table 11-1: Add-Ins Supplied with Excel
Table 11-2: Properties
Table 11-3:
AddIn
Properties
Table 11-4:
IDTExtensibility
2
Interface Methods
Chapter 12: Understanding and Using Events
Table 12-1: Commonly Used
Workbook
Events
Table 12-2: Commonly Used
Worksheet
Events
Table 12-3: Commonly Monitored Events by the
Application
Object
Chapter 13: Manipulating Files
Table 13-1: List of Properties and Methods of the
FileSearch
Object
Table 13-2: List of File Types and Their Values
Table 13-3: List of
LastModified
Properties and Their Values
Table 13-4: List of
msoSearchIn
Properties and Their Values
Table 13-5: List of Dialog Types and Their Values
Chapter 15: Charts
Table 15-1: Components Contained Within the Chart
Table 15-2: Chart Location Properties
Table 15-3:
Chart
Properties
Table 15-4:
ChartObject
Properties
Chapter 16: PivotTables and PivotCharts
Table 16-1: Key Properties and Methods of the
PivotTables
Collection
Table 16-2: Key Properties and Methods of the
PivotTable
Object
Table 16-3: Key Properties and Methods of the
PivotCaches
Collection
Table 16-4: Key Properties and Methods of the
PivotCache
Object
Table 16-5: Key Properties and Methods of the PivotField Object
Table 16-6: Key Properties and Methods of the
PivotItem
Object
Table 16-7: Numerical Values of
XlPivotFieldOrientatio
n
Constants
Chapter 17: Command Bars
Table 17-1: Key Properties and Methods of the
CommandBars
Collection
Table 17-2: Key Properties and Methods of the
CommandBar
Object
Table 17-3: Key Properties and Methods of the
CommandBarControls
Collection
Table 17-4: Command Bar Control Types
Table 17-5: Key Properties and Methods of the
CommandBarControl
Object
Table 17-6: Unique Properties and Methods of the
CommandBarButto
n
Object
Table 17-7: Unique Properties and Methods of the
CommandBarComboBox
Object
Table 17-8: Unique Properties of the
CommandBarPopup
Object
Chapter 18: Customizing Dialog Boxes
Table 18-1:
xlDialog
Boxes Used to Format Cells
Table 18-2:
xlDialog
Boxes Used to Modify Charts
Table 18-3:
xlDialog
Boxes Found in Excel's Menu Structure
Chapter 19: Creating User Forms
Table 19-1: Key Properties of the
UserForm
Object
Table 19-2: Key Properties, Methods, and Events of the
UserForm
Controls
Chapter 21: Excel and Other Office Applications
Table 21-1: Top-Level Office Objects and Their Associated Class Names
Table 21-2: Excel Objects and Their Functions
Chapter 22: Excel and the Structured Query Language
Table 22-1: Wildcard Characters in Access
Chapter 23: Introducing ADO
Table 23-1: Key Properties and Methods of the
Connection
Object
Table 23-2: Other OLE DB Data Providers
Table 23-3: Key Properties and Methods of the
Errors
Collection
Table 23-4: Key Properties of the
Error
Object
Table 23-5: Key Properties and Methods of the
Command
Object
Table 23-6: Properties and Methods of the
Parameters
Collection
Table 23-7: Key Properties of the
Parameter
Object
Table 23-8: Key Properties and Methods of the
Recordse
t
Object
Table 23-9: Key Properties of the
Fields
Collection
Table 23-10: Key Properties of the
Field
Object
Chapter 25: Excel and the Web
Table 25-1: Interactivity Options
Chapter 26: Excel and the Extensible Markup Language (XML)
Table 26-1: Properties and Methods of the Object
Table 26-2: Arguments of the
ListObjects
Collection's
Add
Method
Table 26-3: Selected Properties and Methods of the
XmlMap
Object
Table 26-4: The
XPath
Object's Properties and Methods
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Microsoft Office Excel 2003 Programming Inside Out (Inside Out (Microsoft))
ISBN: 0735619859
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 161
Authors:
Curtis Frye D.
,
Wayne S. Freeze
,
Felicia K. Buckingham
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