The Ultimate Excel VBA Course - Learn and Master VBA Fast - Resize Property

The video tutorial explains how to use the resize and offset properties in Excel VBA to manipulate cell ranges. It covers the differences between resizing and offsetting, demonstrates the use of the resize full and shorthand properties, and shows how to apply resizing to rows and columns separately. Additionally, it explains how to combine resize and offset properties for more complex cell range manipulations.

What is the main advantage of using the resize function over the offset function?

• It allows changing the starting position.

• It automatically selects the entire worksheet.

• It keeps the starting position constant while changing the size.

• It is easier to write.

When using the resize function, what happens if you omit the column size parameter?

• The columns will not be resized.

• The columns will be resized to the default size.

• The entire range will be selected.

• The rows will not be resized.

In the resize shorthand property, what does the number before the comma represent?

• The number of columns to resize.

• The starting cell of the range.

• The number of rows to resize.

• The total number of cells to select.

How does the offset property affect the selection when used with resize?

• It changes the size of the selection.

• It shifts the starting point of the selection.

• It deletes the selected range.

• It duplicates the selected range.

What is the effect of setting the offset to -1 for columns?

• It selects the entire column.

• It selects the next column.

• It selects the previous column.

• It selects the entire row.