Excel VBA Programming The Complete Guide - Review of Application.EnableEvents

The video tutorial explains the enable events property in Excel, which allows Excel to react to user actions. It highlights the importance of disabling events at the start of an event procedure to prevent infinite loops and re-enabling them at the end. This practice avoids unintended side effects and ensures Excel does not crash due to memory overload. The tutorial also distinguishes between enable events and enable alerts, emphasizing the need to manage these settings carefully.

What is the default setting for the 'enable events' property in Excel?

• False

• True

• Undefined

• Null

Why is it important to disable events at the start of an event procedure?

• To save memory

• To speed up Excel

• To enhance graphics

• To prevent infinite loops

What can happen if event procedures are not managed properly?

• Excel may run faster

• Excel may crash

• Excel may open new files

• Excel may save automatically

What is the difference between 'enable events' and 'enable alerts'?

• 'Enable events' is for background actions, 'enable alerts' is for popups

• Both are for background actions

• 'Enable events' is for popups, 'enable alerts' is for background actions

• Both are for popups

What should be done at the end of an event procedure to ensure normal functionality?

• Close Excel

• Re-enable events

• Enable alerts

• Leave events disabled