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VBA Programming Questions

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InputBox and MsgBox
• Enter two numbers and show the sum of two
numbers.

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• Enter a number and Evaluate if it is Even or
Odd.

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• Enter a Mobile Number and give the name of the
service provider based on the first 3 digits of
mobile number.

– AIRTEL - 990
– BSNL – 901
– MTS – 902
– Vodafone – 900
– Others – Rest of number

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 • Get 10 digit number (Inputbox)
• Check if it 10 digit (IF and LEN)
• Extract the three digits (LEFT)
• Compare the three digits against the list of SP
(ELSEIF)
• Display the SP (MSGBOX)

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• Enter the marks of a student and display the
grade based on the marks.

• >=90 : A
• 80 to 89 : B
• 70 to 79 : C
• 60 to 69 : D
• <60 : Fail

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• If a five digit number is entered through the
keyboard, write a program to calculate the sum
of digits.

• 34529
• Get 5 digit number
• Extract each digit
• Sum of digits

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• Write a program to reverse any three digit
number and after that check whether they are
equal or not.
• Hint : Strreverse

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• If three sides of a triangle are entered through
the keyboard. Write a program to check whether
the triangle is isosceles , equilateral or scalene
triangle.
• HINTS: If s1, s2,s3 are three sides of a triangle
then
– SCALENE S1<>S2<>S3
– ISOSCELES S1=S2, S2<>S3
– EQUILATERAL S1=S3=S2

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• Enter a number and check whether it’s a prime
number or not.

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• Write a program to find the greatest number out
of the three numbers entered through the
keyboard using IF.

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 • Write a program such that user can enter either
binary or decimal number
• If number entered in decimal then convert to Binary.
• If number entered in Binary then convert to Decimal

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 • Write a program that calculates a random number 1
through 100. The program then asks the user to
guess the number.
If the user guesses too high or too low then the
program should output "too high" or "too low"
accordingly.
The program must let the user continue to guess
until the user correctly guesses the number.

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• The wind chill index (WCI) is calculated from the
wind speed v in miles per hour and the
temperature t in Fahrenheit. Three formulas are
used, depending on the wind speed:
– if (0 <= v <= 4) then WCI = t
– if (v >=45) then WCI = 1.6t - 55
– otherwise, WCI = 91.4 + (91.4 - t)(0.0203v -
0.304(v)1/2 - 0.474).
• Write a program that can calculate the wind chill
index.
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• Find the numbers between 1 to 500 which
follow Armstrong rule below.
• HINTS: for example 153
coz. 1*1*1+5*5*5+3*3*3= 153

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• Calculate the factorial of any given number.
• HINTS: Factorial of 5= 5*4*3*2*!
Factorial of 6= 6*5*4*3*2*1

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• Write a program that can read three integers from the
user and then determines the smallest value among the
three integers.

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• Write a program to enter a text and calculate the number
of vowels, consonants and spaces.

• e.g.
Word is ‘Professional’
– Vowel = 5, consonants=7

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• Write a program to
– Add two new workbooks
– Display the total number of workbooks
– Open any workbook from your desktop
– Activate the workbook in which you are working

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• Write a program such that you ask the user if a new
worksheet should be added to the workbook.

• If a new worksheet is added to the workbook then

change the name of the new worksheet to a user given
name.

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• Write a program such that you activate the sheet in the
workbook which the user wants.

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• Write a program such that you add two worksheets after
second sheet.

• Also, rename all the worksheets by appending your

initials after the basic name.

• Eg. Sheet1 will become Sheet1_EA

Sheet2 will become Sheet2_EA…

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• Create a User Defined Function which gives the Day
based on the date given.
• EXAMPLE: 3/24/2012 - Saturday

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1. Create a User Defined Function to calculate the area of
a triangle using the Heron’s Formula-
e.g. Three sides of triangle – a,b,c
s=(a+b+c)/2
Area of Triangle = Square root of (s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c))

2. Through programming input three sides of a triangle and

check whether it is feasible triangle or not. If the triangle
is feasible calculate the area using the user defined
function.

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• Write a program that picks the students’ names and their
test scores from excel sheet and outputs the following
information:
– The average score
– Names of all students whose test scores are below
the average, with an appropriate message
– Highest test score and the name of all students
having the highest score

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• MyJava Café wants you to write a program to take orders from the
Internet. Your program asks for the item, its price, and if overnight
shipping is wanted. Regular shipping for items under $10 is $2.00;
for items $10 or more shipping is $3.00. For overnight delivery add
$5.00. For example, the output might be:
• Enter the item: Tuna Salad
• Enter the price: 4.50
• Overnight delivery (0==no, 1==yes): 1
• Invoice: Tuna Salad 4.50
• Shipping 8.00
• Total 12.50

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• Write the function which calculates the average of top n values in a
Range.

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• Write a procedure such that when you select a cell in a table,
corresponding row and column should gets shaded.

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