Custom Excel Visual Basic Application – Project Review – Meeting Services Request Form

A local utilities company has been managing meeting room requests across multiple campuses on a regular basis.  Their method for organizing and working with these requests was a manual, time intensive process with many user errors throughout.

Digital Workshop Center (DWC) was hired to create a custom Visual Basic Application (VBA) in Microsoft Excel and connected to Outlook.  The goals of the project was to reduce the time of manual entry, to reduce the time needed for each user to create a meeting request, and to standardize the process so that requests would be consistent across the company.

From Excel Tables to PivotTables

You (and, more importantly, your boss) love what you’ve created thus far in Excel. You’ve spent hours entering your data into your worksheets, organizing the data using best practices, and creating advanced formulas to calculate what you need to see. So, what have you learned about your data?

Advanced Excel Data Analysis – Data Table

While working in Microsoft Excel on data analysis, there are a handful of built-in analysis tools available. If you’re interested in studying the effect that a range of values has on the formula, you should consider setting up a data table.

Custom Excel Visual Basic Application – Project Review – NM Industrial Service

The goal of this project was to create an automated solution to create the cover sheets and submittal registers that had been created manually in Excel in the past. After reviewing the current processes with NMIS, DWC determined that they did not have a current system in place to create these documents. Different users created the forms in different ways, and there was a lack of consistency of the final product.

Custom Excel Visual Basic Application – Project Review – Hensel Phelps

Hensel Phelps, a large construction giant across the US, hired Digital Workshop Center to design a project management application using Microsoft Excel. The project required a high degree of customized Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) code, as well as tapping into some of Excel’s advanced reporting, pivot table, and pivot report features.