VBA in Excel gives us access to parts of the Windows environment. Therefore, there are many file-based activities we can achieve with VBA Macrs in Excel. One common method is using VBA to copy files from one folder to another. In this post, we look at 10 examples of how to achieve this. Table of … Read more
Over the past few months, I have seen many videos showing how to create multiple folders at once using a .bat file (also known as a batch script). Often these videos leverage Excel to create the folder paths. Then, they undertake various manual actions to get the .bat file into the correct location, so they … Read more
Excel has a dirty little secret – The data validation does not stop a user from entering an incorrect value. That’s pretty shocking, as that’s the whole point of data validation. 😲 Many of us rely on data validation to ensure other users only provide valid data entry. However, many are not aware of how … Read more
Copying, pasting, and moving cells are simple everyday tasks for Excel users. But what if something already occupies the area we want to paste to? We must perform the move-move-move shuffle by moving something into a temporary location before placing everything into its final destination. Wouldn’t it be better if there were a simple way to swap ranges … Read more
Power Automate Desktop is a Microsoft tool for automating processes in a desktop environment. It’s a really powerful tool, but suffers from one significant drawback… it has limited Excel actions. However, Microsoft has given us the ability to run Excel macros from Power Automate Desktop; therefore, this gives us the power to do almost anything … Read more
Some Excel features hide in plain sight. They are there, but nobody thinks to click the button. In this post, we are covering one of those features. We are looking at how to create separate sheets for each item in a PivotTable field with the Show Report Filter Pages feature. Excel users love PivotTables because … Read more
Normally, we build user interfaces so that one button runs one macro. But what if we want the user to select which macro to run? How can we handle that scenario? Well, that’s what we are looking at in this post, how to run any macro from one button. Yes, you heard me. One button … Read more
In this post, we look at how to browse for file path with VBA, and then insert the selected filepath into a cell. This post is inspired by a question I received: “If you would want to add a browse button right beside the cell that contains the file path so that you won’t need … Read more
VBA in Excel does not restrict us to just a single application. VBA gives us access to the windows environment too. With this we can perform a lot of common file-based actions. One of the most common is to rename a file. In this post, we will look at 5 examples of renaming files with … Read more
If you use copy and paste while recording a Macro, we will see the code which refers to Application.CutCopyMode = False. You may wonder why it’s there? What does it do? In this post, we answer all your question about Application.CutCopyMode. Table of Contents Application.CutCopyMode = False in recorded macros What is Application.CutCopyMode = False for? … Read more