Monthly Archives: March 2010
Sourcing The Best In Microsoft Excel 2007 Training Courses
Microsoft Excel 2007 has many differences from Excel 2003. Therefore, when you or your staff upgrade, you will almost certainly need training. But what kind of training will work best? Do you need an upgrade course that shows you the new features? Do you need a training course that compares Excel 2003 and 2007 and shows you how features have changed and evolved in the new version? Or do you need Excel training to take your skills to a new level, whatever the version?… Well, why not find a course that does all of the above? Continue reading
What To Look For When Choosing ActionScript Training Courses
ActionScript training courses are a great way to add a new level to your resume and enhance your overall computer skills. When looking into the different courses that are offered it is best to look into the pricing of the course, the location of the course, what is offered in the course and the reputation of the company providing the courses. Continue reading
InDesign Images And Their Containers
When we run InDesign training courses one of the areas of confusion which we always make sure we clear up for or trainees is the difference between a graphic and its container. Basically, InDesign does not allow you to place a graphic directly on the page; it has to be placed inside a graphic frame. Even if you import the image, although it may look like all you have on the page is an image, in reality, you will always have a graphic frame with an image inside it. Continue reading
InDesign Graphics And Graphic Frames
InDesign is a frame-based page layout program. This means that all text and images that you wish to add to the page cannot be placed directly on the page but, rather, must be placed in a text or graphic frame. In this article, we will focus on graphics and the relationship between a graphic frame and the graphic image inside it. Continue reading
Microsoft Excel Charting Basics
Charts are a quick and easy way of graphically illustrating trends within your data. One glance at a chart can make it very plain where there is a dip in sales figures, a surge in visitor numbers and a host of other trends in whatever data is being represented. In this article we will examine … Continue reading
Creating Excel VBA Macros That Run On Opening A Workbook
In Excel VBA, as well as macros that can be run manually, it is possible to create macros which are executed automatically when a certain event takes place in the Excel environment. One such event is the opening of a workbook. There are two principal methods of creating macros which run when a particular workbook is opened, both of which involve placing code inside the workbook itself. Continue reading
Creating Event-Driven Macros In Excel VBA
Most people’s first introduction to Excel macros is through the use of the recorder facility which generates a VBA macro that the user can then manually launch. Some people then graduate to editing recorded macros and perhaps writing their own code. As well as writing macros, Excel VBA also supports the creation of event-handlers which will execute when certain events take place in the Excel environment. Continue reading
Macros And Excel VBA Training Courses
You probably want to know what Excel VBA training courses consist of. VBA stands for Visual Basic for Applications. It is used for developing shortcuts and automation in processes of Microsoft programs. For Excel, this would usually mean using the macros that make working with the software easy and smooth.
JavaScript Training Will Help You Become A Better Web Developer
As more and more people are finding themselves involved in creating web content, the business of web development is no longer the preserve of professional web developers. Learning HTML and CSS is usually the first step that the general computer user will take in his or her quest to become a competent in building web … Continue reading
Declaring Arrays In Excel VBA
An array is basically a variable which can hold multiple, related values. One of the most useful benefits of using arrays is that you can loop through the values within the array, performing actions which use, test or modify those values. Excel itself contains dozens of arrays which are referred to as collections. For example, … Continue reading