To assign your macro to this button, double-click your CommandButton, and insert your desired VBA code. The end result is a highly customizable button that allows for more advanced programming.

To run the code, return to the document and click the Developer tab. In the Macros group, click Macros. Select ApplyListTable6Colorful from the dialog shown in Figure E and then click Run.

Adding a VBA Command Button with its respective code is not a complicated task. It just requires a little knowledge of Excel and the macros. This article will show you how.

To execute a VBA sub procedure from the Developer tab, click Macros in the Code group. In the resulting dialog, shown in Figure C, choose the procedure you want to run and click Run.

ALT-F11 (opens the VBA coding window) Copy/Paste the above code into the editor ALT-F11 (switches back to Excel) Save-As a Macro-Enabled Workbook Use the functions like any other Excel Function ...

Choose a folder where the VBA modules will be saved. A message box will confirm that the export is complete. 📥 Import VBA Code Click the "Import Macro" button. Select the destination Excel workbook ( ...