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Host: GitHub
URL: https://github.com/VBoilerplate/Boiler
Owner: VBoilerplate
License: mit
Created: 2020-03-06T17:31:40.000Z (over 4 years ago)
Default Branch: master
Last Pushed: 2021-05-10T12:50:42.000Z (over 3 years ago)
Last Synced: 2024-06-18T00:38:24.395Z (4 months ago)
Topics: vba, vba-boilerplate, workbook
Language: VBA
Homepage: https://www.vitoshacademy.com/boilerplate/
Size: 188 KB
Stars: 23
Watchers: 6
Forks: 5
Open Issues: 0
Metadata Files:
- Readme: readme.md
- License: LICENSE

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README

# VBA Boilerplate

## Migrating back to:
- ## https://github.com/Vitosh/VBA_personal
## This repository is no longer maintained.

:cat:

## The idea
Boilerplate is an Excel binary file with VBA code in it, which can be used for every new VBA project as a boilerplate.
Building a boilerplate, which is to be used by as a start point for every VBA project was long in my mind. Somewhere in 2016 I have decided to put all the useful VBA code that I am using in a single repository.

The repository is https://github.com/Vitosh/VBA_personal, and up to now it has more than 60+ :star: in GitHub and just 1 contributor except me. The reason for this is that it probably looks a bit unstructured and I am the only one who can somehow find his way among all these files. Anyway, this week I am having some free time, thus I have decided to restart the project again - create an Excel binary file with VBA code in it, which can be used for every new VBA project as a boilerplate.

## The structure
On February 2020 I have decided to change the repository to the current one:
https://github.com/VBoilerplate/Boiler

## How can I use the boilerplate:
Simply download it and use it! Or go through the files in and check them. If you find something interesting, copy it to your project.

## Video tutorials:
[YouTube VBA Boilerplate Tutorials](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHvb-qAb0DaE2WXKfOXXNNRkoW990S5lP)

## Where is the official documentation?
On the current document and here - [vitoshacademy.com/boilerplate](https://www.vitoshacademy.com/boilerplate/)

## What is inside the boilerplate:

ConstantsAndPublic
- The module provides a list of the used public constants in the whole project. Including one public variable, which is used to build the error report

ExcelAdditional
- Various useful procedures are here. They somehow do not belong anywhere else so far:
  - FreezeRow
  - UnfreezeRows
  - SumArray
  - ChangeCommas
  - BubbleSort
  - IsArrayAllocated
  - RangeIsZeroOrEmpty
  - MakeRandom
  - IsRangeHidden
  - ColumnNumberToLetter
  - IsValueInArray
  - Rgb2HtmlColor
  - NamedRangeExists
  - GetRgb
  - CopyValues
  - OnEnd
  - OnStart

ExcelDates
- Dates were always tough for Excel users. These were tested for quite a long time.
  - GetLastDayOfMonth
  - GetFirstDayOfMonth
  - AddMonths
  - AddMonthsAndGetFirstDate
  - DateDiffInMonths

ExcelFormatCell
- Formatting a cell in Excel can be done in various ways. These are some quick ones:
  - FormatAsDate
  - FormatAsPercent
  - FormatAsCurrency
  - FormatAsEurProM2
  - FormatRedAndBold
  - WhiteRows
  - WhiteCell
  - FormatFontColorToGrey

ExcelLastThings
- Last row, last column, etc... in Excel are a must, when you are working with VBA. Make sure that you are aware, that some of the code ignores hidden ranges:
  - LastColumn
  - LastRow
  - LastUsedColumn
  - LastUsedRow
  - LocateValueRow
  - LocateValueCol
  - Increment
  - Decrement

ExcelPrintToNotepad
- Printing to a .txt file is a feature that everyone needs. The file is in ThisWorkbook.Path & "\Info folder.
  - PrintToNotepad
  - CodifyTime
  - MakeAllValues

ExcelStructure
- Changes in the structure of Excel are found here. Named ranges, printing PDFs, working with comments, styles, resetting and unlocking stuff is found here
  - LockScroll
  - StyleKiller
  - DeleteName
  - CoverRange
  - PrintActiveSheetPDF
  - PrintPage
  - DeleteDrawingObjects
  - UnhideAll
  - UnprotectAll
  - HideNeededWorksheets
  - AddCommentToSelection
  - PrintArray
  - PrintAllNames
  - DeleteAllNames
  - DeleteCommentInSelection
  - SelectMeA1RangeEverywhere
  - HideShowComments
  - ResetAndUnlock
  - EnableMySaves
  - DisabledCombination
  - DisableShortcutsAndSaves

ExcelVBE
- Be careful here. In general, this one could be dangerous, as far as it has one sub named ImportModules. It imports all the modules from a given folder to a given workbook. The "problem" is that before importing these, it deletes all other modules there. Just make sure that you know what you are doing, before using any of the subs from there.
  - PrintAllCode
  - PrintAllContainers
  - ListProcedures
  - ExportModules
  - GetFolderOnDesktopPath
  - CreateFolderOnDesktop
  - ImportModules
  - DeleteAllVba

FormExample

FormSummaryPresenter

FrmExample

FrmInfo
- The above four a combined together. To run the form, call "ShowMainForm". It does the rest. The forms are built, as in the article here - the perfect userform

tblInput (Input)
- There is 1 sub for selection_change in this one. It checks the Zoom.

tblSettings (Settings)
- Nothing in this one. It is by default xlVeryHidden. Its idea is to put some data inside, avoiding the data in ConstantsAndPublic.

TddMain

TddSpecDefinition

TddSpecExpectation

TddSpecInlineRunner

TddSpecSuite
- The 5 modules and classes above are a framework taken from here, with some small changes. TddMain is where the tests are.

VersionsAbout
- Well, this is #VBA. I have seen lots of projects, where the versioning is inside, hidden in a module. This is probably not a good practice (again!). But so these stay there.

xl_main
- Workbook_BeforeClose
- Workbook_BeforeSave
- Workbook_NewSheet
- Workbook_Open

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