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Introduction When generating reports automatically with Excel VBA, there are many situations where layout automation is necessary, such as "moving this graph to a specific location" or "fitting a shape exactly to the size of certain cell...

Introduction In Excel VBA, there are frequent scenarios where you need to add a new worksheet during macro execution—whether to output summary results or to create a temporary workspace. While the Worksheets.Add method makes it easy to a...

Directly deploying data obtained via Power Query to a worksheet using VBA can significantly simplify operational workflows. This article demonstrates how to use the QueryTable object to load an internal workbook query, paste the results,...

Introduction When executing a macro in VBA, there are situations where "the processing is too fast to visually track what is happening" or "you want to insert a very brief weight (waiting time) between specific processes." VBA has a buil...

It is common to work across multiple sheets in a single Excel workbook, such as moving between an input sheet and a summary sheet, or a data sheet and its corresponding chart. While you can manually use Excel's "New Window" and "Arrange ...

Introduction There are times when you want to check how much disk space a specific project or backup folder is occupying. While you can check this manually by opening the folder's properties, you can also retrieve this information automa...

Introduction In Excel VBA, it is common to encounter situations where you need to move to or select a cell range located on a different sheet. However, since Range(...).Select can only be used on the currently active sheet, attempting to...

Introduction In VBA, array indices (the numbers that identify each element) start at 0 by default. However, there are many cases where managing data using a 1-based index is more intuitive, such as when dealing with "Months 1 to 12." VBA...

It is common to protect sheets containing formulas or important data to prevent users from accidentally changing them. Using VBA, you can automate the process of protecting and unprotecting worksheets. In this article, I will explain the...

Overview When working with a filtered worksheet, you may want to temporarily view all records without clearing the filter settings. Excel VBA provides the ShowAllData method, which allows you to toggle the visibility of all rows while ma...

Introduction Have you ever felt frustrated when pressing the Tab key on a VBA UserForm because the focus jumps around in a random, unintended order? This sequence in which the cursor moves is called the "Tab Order." When the tab order is...

Introduction When manipulating specific sheets in VBA, methods like Worksheets("SheetName") or Worksheets(1) are common. However, these methods have a weakness: the macro stops with an error if the user renames the sheet or changes the s...

Introduction In Excel document creation, formatting "Outlines" is essential for emphasizing shapes and creating a unified design. If you can manipulate these styles using VBA, you can automate report formatting and significantly improve ...

When getting cell content using Excel VBA, you usually use the .Value property to retrieve the calculation result. However, if a function or formula is set in the cell, you might want to get the "actual formula itself" rather than the re...

Introduction When you share your VBA macros with others, they might not work as intended depending on the user's PC environment (e.g., Windows 10 vs. 11, or 32-bit vs. 64-bit Excel). Using VBA, you can easily retrieve the OS information ...

Background I am currently working with PowerPoint VBA. I wanted to create a feature that "displays a message box listing the name and type of every shape on a slide." Here is the solution I implemented. The Code Below is the VBA code. Th...

Pasting tables created in Excel into PowerPoint slides is a frequent task in report creation. Using VBA, you can not only automate this copy-and-paste process but also precisely specify the size and position of the pasted table on the sl...

Introduction Excel VBA's text-to-speech feature can do more than just read the values in cells; it can speak any text string you define within your program. By utilizing this feature, you can provide more active feedback to users. For ex...

Introduction Have you ever felt frustrated when pressing the Tab key on a VBA UserForm because the focus jumps around in a random, unintended order? This sequence in which the cursor moves is called the "Tab Order." When the tab order is...

Introduction When you add a new sheet in Excel, it is usually inserted to the left of the currently active sheet. However, there are many cases—such as creating monthly summary sheets or work logs—where you want to "always add the sheet ...

Introduction In VBA UserForms, there are times when you want users to input free-form text across multiple lines, such as for addresses or remarks. While the default TextBox only accepts a single line, you can easily support multi-line i...

Introduction Excel's "Defined Names" feature is very useful for giving specific cell ranges easy-to-understand names for use in formulas. However, as you repeatedly copy sheets or have multiple people edit a file, unnecessary definitions...

Background When setting up a pulldown menu (ComboBox) on a UserForm, adding multiple options manually can be tedious. Previously, I used to repeat the .AddItem method for every single item like this: ComboBox1.AddItem "Tokyo" ComboBox1.A...

Overview Using Regular Expressions (RegExp) in Excel VBA allows you to easily extract strings that match specific patterns. In this article, I will explain how to retrieve matched values and their partial matches (groups) using the Match...

Introduction When using Excel, there are many situations where you want to switch display settings, such as "checking all formulas temporarily," "hiding gridlines to check the print preview," or "showing phonetics (furigana) all at once....

Introduction In VBA, an "Array" usually refers to a "1-dimensional" list of data. However, when handling table-style data consisting of rows and columns—like an Excel worksheet—the more powerful "2-dimensional (2D) array" is extremely us...

When creating a new report sheet using VBA, you often want to organize the workbook by moving that sheet to the far left (beginning) or far right (end) so users can find it easily. While you can change the order of sheets manually by dra...

Overview When working in Excel, there are times when you want to automatically open a related file just by selecting a specific cell. In this article, I will introduce a VBA macro that "automatically opens a corresponding CSV file when y...

Creating PowerPoint reports using data or charts analyzed in Excel is a common task in many business scenarios. By using VBA, you can automate the creation of these PowerPoint presentations. In this article, I will explain the most basic...

Overview By using the CopyToRange parameter of AdvancedFilter, you can extract only the necessary columns from your source data and copy them to another sheet in any order you like. You can achieve this simply by arranging the "desired c...