Figure 5: Creating a button to run macros in Excel How to view the VBA macro code When you record macros in Excel, you can later view it as VBA code. Here's how to view your macro's VBA code: On the Developer tab, select Macros from the Code group. Select your macro, in thi...
Any function that’s present in Excel is going to be slightly more complicated to use in VBA code. But having access to them gives you the option of very powerful automation. For example, if you wanted to run multiple VLOOKUPs and have the results put in a table, you might find that ...
Step 4: Run the code using the Run option in the VB ribbon to see the result as shown below. It will give us the value of i from 0 to increment of 2 till 6 and will multiply by 5 to give 30 value and will exit the loop. Example #2 In this example, let us use the For loo...
When automating an Office product from Visual Basic, it may be useful to move part of the code into a Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) module that can run inside the process space of the server. This can boost overall execution speed for your a...
Press Alt+F11 to enter the command module. Paste the following code into the module: Sub Delete_Rows_10() For x = Selection.Rows.Count To 1 Step -1 If Cells(x, 2).Value = "John" Then Cells(x, 2).EntireRow.Delete End If Next x End Sub Press F5 to run the VBA code. This ...
Click on the Run button. VBA Code Breakdown For i = 2 To Selection.Rows.Count Step 2 Visual Basic Copy This line initiates a For loop. Selection.Rows.Count gives the number of Rows in the selected range. The Step 2 section sets the value of i as 2,4,6…..etc. Selection.Rows(i)...
To view all of the available Excel macros : 1. Select View Macros. 2. This opens the Macro window. Saved macros will be listed here and you can Run whichever one you need. You can also click on Edit to view the VBA code window. 3. The VBA code editor opens. Notice the Hide_Colum...
Step 4:Run the Macro Close the VBA editor and return to your Excel worksheet. Press Alt + F8 to open the "Macro" dialog box. Select the macro you've just created ("RenameColumns") and click "Run." The code will execute, and the specified columns will be renamed according to your VBA...
1. How do I use MOD function in Excel VBA? To use the MOD function in Excel VBA: Open the VBA editor (Alt + F11). Insert a new module. Write the code using the MOD function. Run the VBA code to get the remainder when dividing two numbers. 2. How to use the MOD function in ...
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