VBA EXCEL-VBA code automation for Excel.

Example

Creating a macro that updates the formatting of a report (e.g., bold headers, adjust column widths) each time new data is imported.

Scenario

A financial analyst needs to apply specific formatting to weekly sales reports. With VBA, the formatting can be applied automatically, ensuring consistency and saving significant time.

Example

A VBA script that consolidates data from multiple worksheets into one master sheet, applying filters and calculations.

Scenario

A project manager overseeing multiple teams collects monthly performance data across different sheets. A VBA macro merges these into one report, applies calculations such as total hours worked, and highlights any outliers.

Example

Using VBA to create a custom function (UDF) that calculates a weighted average based on varying parameters.

Scenario

An investment analyst frequently calculates weighted averages for different portfolios. By writing a custom function in VBA, they can call the formula just like any built-in Excel function, improving efficiency and accuracy.

Example

A UserForm with textboxes and dropdowns that collects user information and stores it in a designated Excel sheet.

Scenario

An HR administrator uses an Excel form to collect employee data during onboarding. With a VBA UserForm, the administrator can input data more systematically, reducing errors and ensuring uniform data entry.

Example

A VBA script that generates summary reports and sends them via email directly from Excel using Outlook integration.

Scenario

A sales manager needs to send weekly performance summaries to different stakeholders. The VBA script automates the process by compiling the report, attaching it to an email, and sending it to the designated recipients.