These are projects posted by the students of Dr. Gove Allen at Brigham Young University. These students have taken one semester-long course on VBA and generally have had no prior programming experience

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Thursday, December 8, 2011

Credit Card Management

Credit cards are one of the most important things in our daily lives. They bring a lot of convenience to our lives. However, it is really annoying to remember the days that I need to pay my bill, how much should I pay, and which card should I pay for. Therefore, for my last VBA project, I would like to create a program that will allow a user to input all of his credit card information and spending information, and all the data will automatically stores in the excel workbook so that a user can arrange his payment by simply checking the workbook.

I was planning to use a web query to input the credit card spending statement, but there is some other information cannot be found on the internet. So I chose to use the user form and let user to input the information required. Users can simply insert their credit card information and their spending or payment date, amount, and then the program will automatically show the related data on the workbook, such as days left to make payment, bill amount, etc.

Here are the links for Write_up file and xlsm file:

Friday, December 10, 2010

Mutual Fund Assistance Model

This Project mainly deals with selecting mutual funds, an asset class that gives instant diversification to the average investor. For those taking BusM418, mutual funds are an integral part of building your Personal Financial Plan. Seeing as their are 1,000's of mutual funds, it can be hard to tell which is best for you. Students are encouraged to use Morningstar, a financial services data provider, to screen mutual funds by your personal criteria. This narrows your search substanstially. But what if you still have hundreds of mutual funds to choose from? Do you simply look through all of them and then choose randomly? No! You use this program to aggregate all of the data, and then filter and sort according to your desire. This project is designed to aggregate all of the mutual funds that have made it passed your screening process, and put in a spreadsheet so the user can manipulate what they like to see, what they don't like to see and sort according to their preferences. My goal of this project is to help students make a more well-informed investment decisions by being able to see all of the information together in hopes that they may earn a good return on their mutual fund investment.


Writeup:
http://files.gove.net/shares/files/10f/tmoody2/VBA_FInal_Project_Writeup.pdf

Project:
http://files.gove.net/shares/files/10f/tmoody2/Final_Project_Isys520_5.xlsm

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