Visual Basic Statements

VBA macro code consists of statements. Statements are constructed by using VBA commands, operators, variables, functions, objects, properties or methods. (VBA Help refers to keywords such as Beep, Do or Exit as statements, but here they ll be referred to as commands, and we ll use statement in a general way to refer to a line of VBA code.) 

VBA operators include the arithmetic operators (+, -,, /, the text concatenation operator ( ), the comparison operators (=, , , =, =, ) and the Boolean or logical operators, which are discussed later. 

Excel Tip. Be sure to leave a space on either side of the concatenation operator  

Variables are the names you create to indicate the storage locations of values or references. Arguments are variables that are passed from a worksheet to a procedure, for example. 

The value of a variable is determined by an assignment statement. An assignment statement assigns the result of an expression to a variable or object the form of an assignment statement is  

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Visual Basic statements are in Geneva VBA reserved words are bold For Counter = Start To End Step Increment. 

Imperative Programming is a programming paradigm that describes computation as sequential statements that change a program state. Examples are FORTRAN, Pascal, C, and Visual Basic (see also Declarative Programming). 

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