Excel VBA Programming The Complete Guide - The Range.Resize Property

The video tutorial explains the resize property of a range object, which changes the size of a range based on a single cell's location. It covers the basic usage, including the two arguments required for rows and columns, and provides examples of resizing ranges. Advanced examples demonstrate resizing to multiple rows and columns, and practical applications show how to use the property in real scenarios. The tutorial concludes with tips and emphasizes that the resize property is best used with single cells, always starting from the top-left cell.

What does the resize property in Excel always include when resizing a range?

• Only the new cells

• The last cell in the range

• The starting cell

• The entire worksheet

How many arguments does the resize property require, and what do they represent?

• Three arguments for rows, columns, and sheets

• No arguments are needed

• Two arguments for the number of rows and columns

• One argument for the number of cells

If you start resizing from cell C2 and specify 3 rows and 2 columns, how many total cells will be included?

• 8 cells

• 6 cells

• 5 cells

• 3 cells

What happens if you use the resize property on a range like C2 through C817?

• It resizes the entire range

• It uses the top left cell as the starting point

• It ignores the resize command

• It resizes only the last cell

How can you specify that you do not want to expand the range in either rows or columns?

• Use an argument of 0

• Use an argument of 1

• Use an argument of 2

• Use no arguments