If you’re developing big spreadsheets with lots of VBA, all the macro codes won’t be able to fit in one single module. You’ll need more. You can easily add those from the menu bar, but as you add more, it becomes increasingly more difficult to figure out what macros are in what...
You can open a new word file or document from Excel using VBA. Here in this post I’ll show you an example on how to open a word file from Excel using a Macro. I’ll also show you how to copy Excel data, a table, into the newly created Word document using a Macro. Similar exa...
Guide to VBA FileDialog. Here we will discuss how to open a FileDialog box using VBA code along with excel example & explanation.
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VBA to open workbook or Excel file using file DialogBox . First you need to open a file dialog box for choosing a file. Here is VBA code:
The "Window" menu in the VBA editor used to have an option at the bottom of the list of open windows to "Close All Windows". I, too, have been looking for this because I found it very useful in earlier versions of Access. I'm using Microsoft VBA 7.1 from Access 2016 and I can'...
open a workbook directly- all you need is the full path of the file, including the file name. However, locating and supplying the file path each time may can be tedious when working with multiple files. In this guide, we’re going to show you how to display File Open dialog in VBA....
Opening the VBA editor Once the Developer tab is enabled, you can access the VBA editor. To do so, click the Developer tab and select Visual Basic from the options. You can also use the keyboard shortcut ALT + F11 to open the VBA editor directly. VBA editor. Image by Author. Navigat...
When the topic turned to macros and VBA on any of the training courses I presented, what people were looking for was how to move their skill on from simply recording a macro to a competence in adapting the VBA code they've recorded....
Step 1.Open the Excel sheet that you want to unprotect. Step 2.Press Alt+F11 to open the Visual Basic Editor (VBA Editor). Step 3.In the VBA Editor, click on the Insert tab. Step 4.In the Module group, click Module. Step 5.Copy and paste the following code into the new module:...