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Visual Basic for Applications; a subset of Visual Basic used in all Microsoft Office applications. Consider using this tag together with the tag for the specific application in question.

Visual Basic for Applications; a subset of Visual Basic used in all Microsoft Office applications. Consider using this tag together with the tag for the specific application in question.

Good questions on VBA generally contain some code and asks for solution of specific issues. Questions asking for entire solutions (please give me the code / how to do this and this with VBA) are off topic and will be closed as too broad.

VBA stands for Visual Basic for Applications, a subset of Visual Basic used in all Microsoft Office Applications.
Consider tagging your question with the application as well as [VBA]

Visual Basic for Applications; a subset of Visual Basic used in all Microsoft Office applications. Consider using this tag together with the tag for the specific application in question.

VBA stands for Visual Basic for Applications, a subset of Visual Basic, used in Microsoft Office. Tag your questions with the application (ex: Excel) and the VBA tag, unless it's a generic VBA question. Consider not also using the [macros] tag. This helps the people answering, filter questions more efficiently.

VBA stands for Visual Basic for Applications, a subset of Visual Basic used in all Microsoft Office Applications.
Consider tagging your question with the application as well as [VBA]