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the VDA language sits behind all of microsofts programs in the excel vba course you learn how it applies to excel objects collections their properties and methods if I want to add some code to this workbook I need to add it to the VBA editor or the visual basic editor to get to that I can go to the Developer tab click on visual basic and here is the window where all the magic happens the code itself is written on a module sheet thats attached to the workbook to add one insert menu module and I now have a blank module in the workbook ready for some code this is where you would paste code if someones given it to you or youve copied it from the internet Ive got some code here that Ive copied this code is going to hide worksheets that I specify so Im going to just go to the Edit menu paste this is what code looks like it starts with a sub line usually with the name of the procedure and all the lines down to the end sub are the lines that your macro will perform as you run it this pa
