While minimizing Excel to open an existing document in Word -- or to create a new one -- is relatively quick and simple, using Visual Basic for Applications, or VBA, you can program macros or ...

I would like to take an existing text file (approx 4 megs in size) and manipulate it with VB or VBA (from inside Access in that case) and then ideally place it inside a table format, at the very ...

If you want to accomplish the same thing from inside Excel—for instance, display and populate an appointment while working in Excel—you’ll need a bit of VBA magic.

I need to be able to get a date value stored in an Excel spreadsheet (say, C Temp\file.xls) in cell B28, and put that value into a variable to then use it in a VBA module in MS Access. <BR><BR>I ...

Excel Online doesn’t support VBA. Where the procedure goes The first thing to get out of the way is this: You can’t store this procedure in just any workbook.

To open multiple links from Excel at once, you have to insert a custom VBA script in your Excel sheet. Follow the instructions listed below: 1] Open the Excel file and right-click on the sheet tab ...

Just open Microsoft Excel, then click on File, and from there, select Options. ... Finally, click on Trust access to the VBA project object model, then hit the OK button and that’s it for that.