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ME 142 Engineering Computation I

ME 142 Engineering Computation I. Variables, Equations & Functions Introduction to Basic Programming Language. Variables. A named element that stores information or data Variable examples: A=2.45 X=Y+Z I=I+1 B=“Hello Class”. Basic Math Operators. Same as used in Excel spreadsheets

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ME 142 Engineering Computation I

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  1. ME 142Engineering Computation I Variables, Equations & Functions Introduction to Basic Programming Language

  2. Variables • A named element that stores information or data • Variable examples: • A=2.45 • X=Y+Z • I=I+1 • B=“Hello Class”

  3. Basic Math Operators • Same as used in Excel spreadsheets + add - subtract * multiply / divide ( ) parenthesis ^ exponent

  4. Enabling the Developer’s Ribbon

  5. Launching VBA • Enable Developer’s Tab • Once enabled, should remain enabled • Select Visual Basic from Developer’s Tab

  6. Launching VBA • Right click on Project… • Select Insert/Module

  7. Launching VBA Congratulations, you’re ready to begin programming!

  8. Example VBA Function Function demo(a,b) ' (Input) 'An example program to add two numbers 'Add 2 numbers (Process) c = a + b 'Return results (Output) demo= c End Function

  9. Executing a VBA Function

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