Press "Alt-Q" to close the Visual Basic Editor and return to your spreadsheet in the main Excel window. Open the worksheet into which you want to import the macro code you copied.

Launch Visual Basic or Visual Basic Express on your computer. Open the .NET project file where you want to import the existing Excel macro code. Click the "Project" link on the menu bar, then "Add ...

They use Visual Basic code to support buttons, scroll bars, and other controls to create sophisticated Excel implementations of core macro models such as the Solow and Keynesian models. They also rely ...

Now, in the Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications window, click on the Insert menu and then the Module option. After that, paste your macro code into this new module and save it using the ...

You’ve created Visual Basic code for a task that can be repeated whenever you wish, saving you loads of time. For this tutorial, we’ll create special Excel column headings. As you know, Excel column ...

After creating UserForm1 for one Excel application, you realize that you'll want to use it again -- with a few modifications -- in another application. You do not need to recreate the form; simply ...

Visual Basic for Applications is a dead-end and Visual Studio for Applications isn’t ready for prime time, leaving developers in the uncomfortable position of trying to mix .NET code with legacy ...

Office 2004 included support for Visual Basic for Applications (VBA). Office 2008 didn't. Now, VBA is back in Office 2011, and Rob Griffiths couldn't be happier.