Let’s see if we can translate those characters into something meaningful without having to do a bunch of manual find-and-replace operations. Here is some Excel VBA code that will do the trick: ...

Export VBA Code from Excel Launch Excel and open the workbook that contains macro code that you want to convert to .NET. Press the "Alt-F11" keys to launch the VBA editor.

The default active cell format in Microsoft Excel isn't all that easy to see, but you can use this easy-to-implement code solution to change that.

This code stores that value in the newValue variable. The last line of code displays the result in a pop-up message window. Minimize the VBA window and move back to Excel's main window.

Excel macros let you automate repetitive tasks for substantial time savings. Here’s how to put them to work for you.

In an Excel workbook it is possible to insert a GIF, although the animation will only work when the image is inserted into a control. This can be done through Control Toolbox, Design mode and ...