VBA Programming for Finance

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VBA Programming for Finance

This course will teach you the essential elements of VBA to build practically useful applications and conduct data analysis for finance.

This course is a component of the Excel and VBA Programming for Finance course

Prerequisite knowledge:

  • Familiarity with financial instruments and markets
  • Intermediate to advanced MS Excel skills

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Module 1: VBA Fundamentals

  • The VBA IDE
  • Recording and running macros
  • Data types, variables, constants and arrays
  • Functions and subroutines
  • Private vs. public procedures
  • Built-in functions and statements

Module 2: VBA Programming Tools

  • Variable scope
  • Flow control, loops and exception handling
  • A Black-Scholes function
  • Calling Solver with VBA
  • Automating bond yield computations
  • Monte Carlo simulation

Module 1: Advanced VBA Topics

  • Passing arguments to subroutines and functions
  • Pass by value vs. pass by reference
  • The Excel object model
  • Debugging
  • Error trapping
  • Creating add-ins

Module 2: Working with Data

  • External data, files, databases and websites
  • Reading and writing .csv and .txt files
  • Sharing data with other MS Office applications
  • Accessing Bloomberg data with VBA
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