Become an Excel VBA Expert for Beginners (Udemy.com)

Learned more about Excel and got more practice coding. I loved everything about this course!

Como curso básico es muy bueno, explica bien todo lo básico y sin extenderse más de la cuenta.

I thought the instructor was clear and thorough. The class is nicely paced. I can work along with the video as the instructor is instructing, but even if I step off for a bit, I can still continue where I've left off and not feel lost.

Overall very good and informative. I would have given 5 stars but the very last excersize did not explain all the individual reasons for using certain code to do certain things. Just a quick run through of the whole code would have really helped fully understand the story.

The course started out interesting, and the instructor was thorough. However, the last two sections felt rushed. In particular, I had to stop and try to analyze the last one for some time, but in the end could not understand some of the parts he programmed in, especially in the "ExtractDigits" function. Even if, for sake of argument, I should've somehow understood the course completely, the course did not accomplish its stated goal of making me a VBA Expert. The course just doesn't run deep enough or give the student anywhere to go from its abrupt end. In the Q&A, other students attempted to interact with the instructor 9 months ago (as of Oct '16), but their questions remain unanswered.

Good pace, not too fast, not to slow. Does not take for granted that learner knows fundamental concepts.

The information in the course is relevant and it is useful, but from my prospective, I would like to get more practical examples. Some real data which it will be real useful. How to implement those marcos, loops and etc. How to implement this with the control panels.

I liked the course and thought it was good. Would have liked if there was a handout at the beginning with the types of macros that would be used with definitions. A little more instruction at the beginning about the visual basic and immediate window would have been nice too. Still a good course.

Structure of languages is important and I don't know why there wasn't more explanation on the overall structure of VBA programing and how to understand objects. At least they could have referenced a VBA help of some kind. My suspicion is that it will be easy to get off the trail and not know why a macro isn't working or not no how to approach a new macro. Too much of a quick review of basic programming of macros. Simple "whats" and no real "whys"

Ross delivered this course in a clear succinct way in which I could easily follow along. I've only made one run through the course and have an intuitive understanding of Excel VBA and am ready to start implementing in a project. I'm sure I'll need to refer to the course one or two more times, however, it's been delivered so well I'm confident that after going through the material a few more times I'll have the fundamentals covered. Good job!