How to display File Open dialog in VBA

How to display File Open dialog in VBA

Excel VBA allows you to open a workbook directly - all you need is the full path of the file, including the file name. However, locating and supplying the file path each time may can be tedious when working with multiple files. In this guide, we’re going to show you...
How to insert specific number of rows in Excel

How to insert specific number of rows in Excel

Inserting new rows is the easiest way to add new fields into your worksheet area. Since Excel inserts rows by copying the formatting of the previous row, it is usually more practical than moving bottom cells to open up space for new data. Thanks to VBA, we can insert...
How to shorten VBA code in Excel

How to shorten VBA code in Excel

How to shorten VBA code in Excel Shortening VBA code can make it much easier to read and maintain. Here, we mean shortening in the sense that some code blocks can be stacked or alternative statements can be introduced to make it more efficient. In this guide,...
5 tips for VBA beginners in Excel

5 tips for VBA beginners in Excel

In this guide, we’re going to show you 5 tips for VBA beginners in Excel and get you up to speed in no time! Saving macros – tips for VBA beginners Since the 2007 version, Excel has been differentiating between files containing macros based indicated by...
How to split text with VBA in Excel

How to split text with VBA in Excel

Text to Columns feature can help you split text strings in Excel. Using VBA, you can make this process even faster. In this guide, we’re going to show you how to split text with VBA in Excel. Download Workbook Data In this example, we have rows of data...
How to run macro at a specified time in Excel

How to run macro at a specified time in Excel

With Application.OnTime method, you can set Excel to run some VBA at a specific time, or repeatedly at set intervals. In this guide, we're going to show you how to run macro at a specified time in Excel. Download Workbook Application.OnTime VBA’s Application.OnTime...