Alright, here’s something I’ve been meaning to learn for weeks. It’s probably going to be the most boring post of all time for anyone who isn’t an Excel nerd. In fact, if you aren’t an Excel nerd, just run. Run far, far away.
VBA: How to Return the Last Row and Column in Excel
I was done with this week by about noon on Monday, so I’m four and a half days overdue for a Jessica Jones marathon.
Which is why I’m keeping this short and sweet. This week, I learned how to return the last row and column in an Excel spreadsheet. It’s insanely helpful if you want to copy and paste the same information to multiple workbooks using VBA.
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VBA: How to Write Your Own Function
So last week, I learned that VBA buttons are supremely helpful. For moving data between workbooks or breaking down information from a KML file, these are ideal. Especially the KML file importer because it’s basically populating a full on spreadsheet.
But if you want to have a function run very specific math or customized scraping on a string that’s only going to affect one cell, go with the UDF. Sounds like a terrible disease, doesn’t it? In Excel, it stands for User Defined Function.
AHK: How to Code a KML to Excel Exporter
I accidentally opened up a KML file in Notepad once. There are no words in the English language to describe that specific form of horror. It’s generally brought on by questions like: “Did I just delete every other file in my C drive?” or “How the shit did I disable my keyboard? That script wasn’t even sending keystrokes???”
