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+<button type="primary" size="xs" icon="glyphicon glyphicon-bookmark">[[programming_lagugages| Programming Language]]</button>
+====== Visual Basic for Applications ======
+<data programminglanguage>
+Full Name:  Visual Basic for Applications
+Short Name: VBA
+Description: Create macros to automate repetitive word- and data-processing functions, and generate custom forms, graphs, and reports
+Company: Microsoft
+Web: No
+Mobile: No
+Enterprise: Yes
+Embedded : No
+</data>
+<accordion>
+<panel title='What is VBA?'>
+VBA is a programming language that is integrated into Microsoft Office applications, such as Excel, Access, Word, and PowerPoint. It allows users to automate repetitive tasks, create custom functions, and build applications that interact with other programs.
+</panel><panel title='What can you do with VBA?'>
+With VBA, you can automate repetitive tasks in Microsoft Office applications, such as formatting data, generating reports, and manipulating charts and graphs. You can also create custom functions, build user interfaces, and interact with other programs using APIs.
+</panel><panel title='Is VBA still relevant?'>
+Yes, VBA is still relevant for those who work with Microsoft Office applications. Many businesses and organizations use VBA to automate repetitive tasks and build custom applications that integrate with their existing systems. While newer languages and frameworks may offer more advanced features, VBA remains a valuable skill for those who work with Microsoft Office on a regular basis.
+</panel><panel title='Can you learn VBA without programming experience?'>
+Yes, VBA is designed to be easy to learn, even for those without any programming experience. The language uses a syntax that is similar to other programming languages, but is more forgiving and provides helpful suggestions and auto-complete features.
+</panel><panel title='What resources are available to learn VBA?'>
+There are many resources available to learn VBA, including online tutorials, books, and video courses. Microsoft also provides documentation and sample code on their website, as well as an active community of VBA developers who share tips and best practices.
+</panel></accordion>
+{{wp>Visual Basic for Applications}}
+<jumbotron>
+===== Hello World =====
+<sxh >
+Public Sub Main()
+  MsgBox "Hello, world!"
+End Sub
+</sxh>
+<WRAP column right><wrap lo>Source: [[https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Computer_Programming/Hello_world|Wikibooks]]</wrap></WRAP>
+</jumbotron>
+=== ## ToDo ## ===
+  * FIXME
+  * Macros
+  * Procedures
+  * Functions
+  * Variables
+  * Control structures
+  * Object-oriented programming (OOP)
+  * Classes
+  * Inheritance
+  * Polymorphism
+  * Events
+  * Forms
+  * User interfaces
+  * Controls
+  * ActiveX controls
+  * Input/output operations
+  * File handling
+  * Error handling
+  * Debugging
+  * Add-ins
+  * Automation
+  * Excel VBA
+  * Access VBA
+  * Word VBA
+  * Outlook VBA
+  * PowerPoint VBA
+  * Automation Add-ins
+  * COM (Component Object Model)
+See also: [[dev:programming_lagugages]]
+{{tag>programminglanguage dev-ms}}