VBA stands for Visual Basic for Applications, which is the programming language behind macros. You can use VBA to write your own macros, edit existing ones, or create user-defined functions and forms.

Open Microsoft Excel and click the Developers tab. Click the Visual Basic icon to open the VBA editor. Click the "Tools" link on the VBA editor menu bar.

Learn how to enable or disable Trust access to Visual Basic Project in Word, Excel, PowerPoint. Turn it on or off using REGEDIT, GPEDIT, and in-built settings.

Your script can manipulate data, perform common Excel functions such as graph creation or automatically input data into specific cells. Only Visual Basic code can be used with the VBA editor.

This week saw a couple of improvements to Rubberduck, a project to upgrade the Visual Basic Editor (VBE) and "Bring the VBE into this century!" VBA is based on the now-deprecated "classic" Visual ...

The Visual Basic Editor’s work area is mostly identical to that of Excel 2004’s, but with a few nice additions. For instance, the Edit menu features some new options for viewing properties ...