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Which of the following would you use to declare a variable?
Which of the following would you use to declare a variable?
If I want to assign the value in cell A1 to a variable named NOD, what is the correct line of code?
If I want to assign the value in cell A1 to a variable named NOD, what is the correct line of code?
NOD = Range("A1").Value
The comments in VBA macro are displayed in red color.
The comments in VBA macro are displayed in red color.
False
Option Explicit should be used at the start of the code.
Option Explicit should be used at the start of the code.
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What will the following code snippet do? Option Explicit
Sub hello()
Dim K As Integer
K = 12
Range("A1").Value = K
End Sub
What will the following code snippet do? Option Explicit Sub hello() Dim K As Integer K = 12 Range("A1").Value = K End Sub
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What will the following code snippet do? Option Explicit
Sub hello()
Dim K As Integer
K = 12
Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("A1").Value = K
End Sub
What will the following code snippet do? Option Explicit Sub hello() Dim K As Integer K = 12 Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("A1").Value = K End Sub
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Which of the following structures is useful for decisions involving more than 2 outcomes?
Which of the following structures is useful for decisions involving more than 2 outcomes?
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Study Notes
VBA Variable Declaration
- Use the DIM Statement to declare a variable in VBA.
Assigning Values to Variables
- To assign the value of cell A1 to a variable named NOD, use the code:
NOD=Range("A1").Value.
VBA Comments
- Comments in VBA macros are not displayed in red; the statement regarding their color is false.
Option Explicit
- The Option Explicit statement should be placed at the start of the code to enforce variable declaration, promoting better coding practices.
Code Snippet Functionality
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Code snippet with
Sub hello()initializes an integer K to 12 and assigns its value to cell A1 of the current worksheet, resulting in 12 being displayed in that cell. -
Another similar code snippet assigns the value of K to cell A1 specifically in Sheet1, also displaying 12 in that cell.
Decision-Making Structures
- The If-ElseIf structure is useful for handling multiple outcomes in decision-making within VBA programs.
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Description
This quiz assesses your understanding of the basics of VBA, including variable declaration, value assignment, comments, and option explicit. Test your knowledge on how to effectively use decision-making structures and code snippets within VBA programming.
