Hello, Excellers it is time for another blog post on #MacroMonday series again. Today I will go through my top 3 reasons to use comments in your Excel VBA Code. This is sometimes also referred to commenting out a block of code. Top 3 Reason To Use Comments In Your Excel VBA Code. So, let's look at my top 3 reasons to use comments or commentary in your Excel VBA code. When looking at Excel VBA code you may have noticed that some of the code is (usually) in green. … [Read more...]
How To Close All Excel Workbooks At Once.
Hello Excellers and welcome back to another #MacroMonday #Excel blog post in my 2020 Excel Macro series. DO you ever have a lot of workbooks open at once?. It takes a long time to close all of those Excel workbooks, doesn't it?. So, today I will show you how to close all Excel workbooks at once with a simple Excel VBA Macro. Starting The VBA Macro. First, you will need to open the Visual Basic Editor. There are two ways to do this. Either by hitting ALT +F11 orSelecting the … [Read more...]
AutoFit Excel Rows And Columns. Macro Solution.
Hello, Excellers. Welcome back to another #Excel #MacroMonday blog post in my 2020 Series. Today I will show you how to write a short Excel VBA macro that will autofit all of your Excel Rows and Columns. You may need to auto fit your Rows and Columns in Excel if your spreadsheet data is not fitting correctly. You can use the AutoFit feature in Excel to get perfectly sized Rows and Columns. This makes the worksheet look a lot better for presentation. So, let's get writing an Excel … [Read more...]
Hide All Excel Worksheets Except The Active One.
Hello Excellers and welcome back to another #MacroMonday #Excel blog post in my Excel 2020 series. Today I will show you how to write some Excel VBA code that will hide all of your Excel worksheets except the active one in your Excel workbook. This will save you a lot of time hiding individual worksheets one at a time. Let's get coding!. Starting The VBA Macro. First, you will need to open the Visual Basic Editor. There are two ways to do this. Either by hitting ALT +F11 … [Read more...]
How To Check A Folder Exists. Macro Solution.
Hello Excellers and welcome back to another #McaroMonday #Excel blog posit in my Excel Macro 2020 series. Today I will show you how to write some code that will allow you to check if an Excel folder exists. It's very useful, and I have used it many times. Starting The VBA Macro. First, you will need to open the Visual Basic Editor. There are two ways to do this. Either by hitting ALT +F11 orSelecting the Developer Tab | Code Group | Visual Basic. Both methods have the … [Read more...]
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