4 Examples to Learn Excel / VBA DateDiff Function
The DateDiff function in VBA is used to calculate the difference between two dates – in terms of days, years, months, quarters, hours, minutes, etc – depending on your requirements.
The DateDiff function in VBA is used to calculate the difference between two dates – in terms of days, years, months, quarters, hours, minutes, etc – depending on your requirements.
To get the length of a string, value in the cell, etc., you may use the Len function in VBA.
In this tutorial, we will show you the code for closing the Excel Workbook using VBA. For closing a workbook, you may use the Close method of the Workbook object.
For creating a new Excel Workbook, you may use the Workbooks object’s Add method in VBA.
If you are using Excel directly then it has a few functions to round numbers. These are:ROUND ROUNDUP ROUNDDOWN MROUND
The Right function returns specified numbers of characters from the right of the string.
It takes two arguments – both are required:
PasteSpecial function in VBA Normally, as you copy/paste a cell or range of cells in…
The IIf function (capital II and small f) can be taken as a simple form of If..Then..Else statements.
The CDate function converts an expression to date type.
AutoFill is a pretty useful method in VBA that can be used to auto fill the cells in the specified range.
In VBA, you may add single line comments or block (multiple line comments) by using:
Single quote for single comment
Using the menu option for block of comments
The Weekday function returns the number of day of the Week for the given date.
VBA Date function returns the current date of the system. It can be used with the format function to get the date in the desired format. We will show this in examples.
The Or operator in VBA is used to check multiple conditions. If any of the conditions is True, the code inside the If statement executes.
The Range object in VBA has copy method that can be used to copy/paste the contents from one cell or range of cells to other cells.