You have an edge when you can code or program in VBA. If you’ve learned other programming languages, think of how useful a quick reference sheet would have been. When you have a quick and easy to use guide, you will spend less time searching google and stack overflow and more time coding. In other words, you get more done.

This Excel VBA cheat sheet is not meant to be exhaustive, and additional cheat sheets will likely be built out in the future. This will, however, help get you to your next level today!

This VBA Cheat Sheet is in pdf and Microsoft Word format for your convenience. We created the reference guide after having used VBA for thousands of hours in personal and professional settings. It provides concrete examples where necessary, using VBA that you can drop in the VBA editor and run. It also aligns well with the free content already provided on this website. In addition, if you find that you need additional VBA examples, use the search bar in the top right corner of the page and you’ll find additional helpful content.

VBA in Excel is such an important skill this day and age. It not only makes you stand out from your peers, but it allows you to automate the boring tasks and get onto the exciting stuff. With an easy to follow cheat sheet covering basics such as syntax and common functions, you are more likely to achieve success. Furthermore, you will be coding in VBA quicker and more efficiently. You can use the code and examples shown here in all versions of Excel.

Please note that all cheat sheets are offered in both a PDF and Word document format. Please click the appropriate icon to download your desired format. Clicking the image will download the pdf version of the VBA cheat sheet.

Microsoft Vba Cheat Sheet

VBA Essentials Cheat Sheet

Description VBA Code Activate Cell Range(“B3”).Activate Cells(3,2).Activate Select Range Range(“a1:a3”).Select Range(Range(“a1”), Range(“a3”)).Select. The VBA Time Saver Kit is a need-to-have kit for beginner and advanced VBA coders. It makes your life easier as a VBA developer and makes it the first place to go for VBA code snippets and examples. Folder including BAS files – separate module in each to make it easy to include or exclude the right modules.

1. In Excel, macro code is a programming code which is written in VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) language. The idea behind using a macro code is to automate an action which you perform manually in Excel, otherwise.
2. A function similar to a Subroutine, requires that you return some data back, you can pass arguments just like above. SYNTAX Public Function MyFunc As DataType Return Data End Function EXAMPLE Public Function Tomorrow As Date Dim CurrentDate As Date = DateTime.Now Return CurrentDate.AddDays(1) End Function.

This cheat sheet covers VBA essential topics such as data types, if statements, loops, referencing workbooks/worksheets/ranges, and various tips and tricks.

VBA String Cheat Sheet

Vba Excel Cheat Sheet Pdf

This cheat sheet covers all you need to know about working with Strings in VBA. Examples include concatenating strings, splitting strings, left/right/middle slices of strings and more!

Excel Vba Syntax List

Excel Vba Syntax Cheat Sheet Download

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