Launch Microsoft Excel and open the file in which you want to insert VBA code to control cut and paste operations. Click "File" on the Excel ribbon, then "Options" at the bottom of the menu.

Once you know what macros you'd like to set up and have the Developer tab ready, here's what to do in Excel on Windows or macOS: Click the Developer tab and find the Code group. Optionally, you ...

Enable VBA macros (not recommended; potentially dangerous code can run): Enables macros without any conditions. It's the least secure option and exposes your PC to malicious code.

Excel uses Visual Basic Application (VBA) for its macros, which makes them more powerful and more dangerous. Make sure it’s set to ‘Disable VBA macros with notification’ so you have the same ...

These days, you can still use macros in Excel, but you need to enable the macro feature to do so. Here's how to enable (and disable) macros.

VBA sub procedures can perform lots of tasks and there are many ways to execute those functions in Microsoft Excel.

Write VBA code to export your invoices as PDFs, automatically naming them with the invoice number and customer name, and saving them to a predetermined location.

Export VBA Code from Excel Launch Excel and open the workbook that contains macro code that you want to convert to .NET. Press the "Alt-F11" keys to launch the VBA editor.

Microsoft announced today that it will make it difficult to enable VBA macros downloaded from the Internet in several Microsoft Office apps starting in early April, effectively killing a popular ...

A Word of warning Before using macros, you’ll want to make sure the security settings in both Word and Excel are set not to run macros automatically.

Microsoft has disabled Excel 4.0 macros by default in the latest release of its spreadsheet software to help customers protect themselves against related security threats. That setting, released ...