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Research & Evidence-Based Practice Flashcards

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  1. Which VBA function returns the number of cells in a range that meet a specific criterion, useful for counting occurrences in research data?

    Answer: CountIf

    WorksheetFunction.CountIf counts cells matching a criterion, making it ideal for frequency analysis in research datasets.

  2. When automating data import from multiple CSV research files, which VBA method opens a text file for reading?

    Answer: Open ... For Input

    Open filename For Input As #n opens a text file in read mode so VBA can parse CSV research data line by line.

  3. A researcher needs to remove duplicate survey responses automatically. Which Excel object method achieves this in VBA?

    Answer: Range.RemoveDuplicates

    Range.RemoveDuplicates removes duplicate rows based on specified columns directly from a VBA procedure.

  4. To validate that all entries in a research dataset column are numeric before analysis, which VBA function should you use?

    Answer: IsNumeric

    IsNumeric returns True if the argument can be evaluated as a number, allowing pre-analysis data validation.

  5. Which VBA approach is best for iterating through an unknown number of data rows in a research spreadsheet?

    Answer: Do While Cells(i,1) <> ""

    Do While Cells(i,1) <> "" dynamically stops at the last row of data without hardcoding row counts.

  6. A VBA macro needs to calculate the average of a filtered research dataset. Which method correctly averages only visible cells?

    Answer: Range.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible).Average

    Range.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible) returns only the visible (non-filtered) cells, and their numeric average can then be computed.

  7. When using VBA to sort research data by multiple columns, what is the correct order of Sort key parameters?

    Answer: Key1, Key2, Key3

    Range.Sort accepts Key1 as the primary sort column, Key2 as secondary, and Key3 as tertiary, applied in that order.