In this article, we will discuss whether or not there is a Bingo template in Excel. The answer to this question is ultimately yes, but it requires a bit of work to create.
We will outline the steps you need to take in order to create your own Bingo template in Excel.
The first step is to open up Excel and create a new workbook. Next, you will need to select the VBA Editor button from the ribbon and click on the Code tab. After you do this, insert the following code into the VBA Editor window:
Private Sub Worksheet_Activate() Dim bingo As New Bingo Dim x As Long x = 1 For Each bingo In Range(1, 25) MsgBox bingo.Name Next End Sub
The next step is to create a module in your workbook that will contain the code that will generate the Bingo sheet. To do this, select the Insert | Module command from your menu bar and click on the New | Module button.
In the New Module window that pops up, enter the following name into the Name box: Bingo and click on the OK button.
Once you have created your module, you will need to add some code to it in order to generate your Bingo sheet. To do this, open up your module and insert the following code:
Public Sub GenerateBingoSheet() Dim i As Integer Dim j As Integer Dim k As Integer Dim lngCount As Long lngCount = 25 For i = 1 To lngCount bingo[i] = “Bingo” Next End Sub
After you have added this code, you will need to save your workbook so that your changes will be saved. To do this, select File | Save as from your menu bar and enter Bingo as the filename in the File name box.
You can then close out of your VBA Editor window if you want.
Now that you have created your Bingo template in Excel, all you need to do is fill it out with data! You can start by creating a range of cells that contain the names of all of the bingo cards in your deck. You can also include any other information that you think might be useful for users of your template.
Once you have created these cells, you will need to add some code to generate the actual bingo sheet. This code will loop through each cell in your range and display its value as a bingo card name on the sheet.
