This language is not only used in Office programs like Excel and PowerPoint, but also in programs like NotePad and Paint. This is essentially an offshoot of the Visual Basic computer language that Microsoft created way back in the 90s that allows Microsoft programs to communicate with each other based on events or actions that take place within those programs. The acronym VBA stands for Visual Basic for Applications. LESSON ONE: What Is VBA? What Are Macros? Here is the lesson plan we will walk through together:

I had absolutely zero computer coding experience and was just looking for a way to save time on boring, repetitive tasks I was having to do in Excel every month. I’m going to assume that you are in the same situation as I was when I first started learning about VBA. In this introductory guide, I’m going to walk you through 5 brief lessons to give you a basic understanding of what VBA is and how you can get started automating tasks in Microsoft Excel. Understanding those two points really gave me the motivation to dig deep into the Excel universe (and eventually into Word and PowerPoint) and add every technique I could find to my virtual tool belt. You have noticed that most of your peers don't understand these capabilities and you want to differentiate yourself from them You have realized that Excel and the rest of Microsoft's Office Suite have an enormous amount of power that is just waiting for you to unlock First I want to congratulate you because if you are taking the time to read this guide I am assuming two things:

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