Excel is a ubiquitous tool in the office. Most office workers today are expected to know some amount of Excel programming, inclusive of basic VBA skills. When applying for entry level jobs, claiming that you are competent in Excel programming now implies that you are able to program automation or COM add-ins - not something that many people can do. Therefore, it is important to have some VBA skills. In trading, Excel offers an extremely high degree of the flexibility and customizability for small-scale backtesting projects.
Your (and my) first step before you do any actual Excel VBA coding or editing. You never know who might be reading your documents.
A look at what are some of the pros and cons for using Excel and VBA programming.
Some programming habits that will increase your productivity. Comes with VBA code.
A useful tool to check if your data has errors in it.
Includes steps on adding descriptions and categories to your UDFs.
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