VBA has completely transformed the way I interact with Excel. It does require a learning curve, though, and at times you may even encounter errors while executing your custom functions.

VBA is a powerful program that enables non-programmers to create and edit macros. Learn how to enable & use VBA in Microsoft Excel.

Add VBA code: Include scripts for automating Power Query tasks, such as toggling refresh settings or applying custom functions. Access macros globally: Use your macros in any workbook, enhancing ...

Using VBA in Excel, I want some sort of indexable data structure to hold an indeterminate number of objects, each with a finite list of properties.

The bare bones VBA code A simple list of sheet names is easy to generate using VBA thanks to the Worksheets collection. Listing A shows a simple For Each loop that cycles through this collection.

Defining Custom Key Combinations: When assigning shortcuts using VBA, it’s important to create unique combinations that don’t conflict with existing shortcuts in Excel.

In this tutorial, we will explain how to create a bulleted list using the CHAR function in Microsoft Excel. Bullets are black circle points but can also be any symbol.