Getting Started in Excel and Visual Basic 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin with the Introduction section, which provides an overview of Excel. Familiarize yourself with the recommended books listed for deeper learning.
  3. Move to the General Excel Questions section. Here, you can explore various functions available in Excel. Use the formula toolbar to insert functions by selecting 'Insert' from the menu.
  4. In the Visual Basic Related Questions section, learn how to access the Visual Basic Editor by navigating through Tools Menu > Macro > Visual Basic Editor. This is essential for programming within Excel.
  5. Refer to the Macintosh Related Questions if you're using a Mac, ensuring you follow specific instructions for accessing features unique to that platform.

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This language is considered to be one of the easiest coding languages to learn for those who dont have a background in computer science. Its likely that if you have experience working with Microsoft products such as Excel, you already have a basic knowledge of VBA, perhaps without even realizing it.
Opening 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.
On the Developer tab, click Visual Basic. If you dont see the Developer tab: Click File Options. Click Customize Ribbon, and then, under Main Tabs, select the Developer check box.
Write Your First VBA Macro in Excel Step 1: Make sure you have the Developer tab available. Step 2: Create the sample data to add two columns of numbers. Step 3: Create a module in VBA. Step 4: Write the macro. Step 5: Run the macro. Step 6: Test the macro. Step 7: Save your workbook as a Macro-Enabled file.
Step-by-Step Guide on How to Open Microsoft VBA Launch Office app. Go to File Options or Excel Options. Click on Customize Ribbon or Customize. Look for Main Tabs and checkmark the box next to Developer. On the Developer tab, click on Visual Basic or the code editor icon.

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Heres how: Go to the Developer tab and click on Visual Basics. VBA editor will appear. Now, in the Project Explorer, search for the workbook where your macro is stored. Expand the Modules folder, then double-click the module that contains your macro. The code window will display the VBA code of your recorded macro.