Excel VBA Programming The Complete Guide - Methods without Arguments

This video tutorial focuses on methods in VBA that do not require arguments. It explains the concept of methods, parameters, and arguments, and demonstrates methods that can function independently. The tutorial covers the add method in the workbooks collection, the save method on a workbook object, and the clear method on a range. The key takeaway is that not all methods need inputs to operate, and some can be executed autonomously.

What is the primary purpose of a method in programming?

• To store data

• To define a class

• To perform an action on an object

• To create a variable

What is the difference between parameters and arguments?

• Parameters are used in loops, arguments are used in conditions

• Parameters are the actual values, arguments are the names

• Parameters are the names, arguments are the actual values

• Parameters and arguments are the same

What does the 'add' method do in the context of a workbooks collection object?

• Deletes a workbook

• Creates a new workbook

• Saves a workbook

• Closes a workbook

Which method is used to save changes made to a workbook?

• Open

• Clear

• Add

• Save

What does the 'clear' method do to a cell in a range?

• Adds a value to the cell

• Saves the cell's content

• Clears the cell's content and formatting

• Copies the cell's content