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

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 ...

You can assign a keyboard shortcut to Excel macros written in VBA code, just as you can with recorded macros. Since you're using macros to save time, triggering them with keystrokes is a great idea.

Open your worksheet in Excel. ALT-F11 (opens the VBA coding window) Copy/Paste the above code into the editor ALT-F11 (switches back to Excel) Save-As a Macro-Enabled Workbook ...

Users can even write custom VBA code to meet their programming needs. Using interesting properties like offset, one can operate across different cells in Excel. Operations like selecting the next ...