Watch the MS Excel training video below to understand the concept. The message box will display the message: Today is Saturday – 19:13
RUN VBA ON OPEN EXCEL CODE
These three lines of code will run the macro when you open your saved workbook. Just click on the button ‘Enable Content’ and you’ll see the message displayed as described below and also shown in the video MS Excel will give out a message ‘Security Warning. When we open the workbook again the macro mymacro will run automatically We save the file as ‘auto-run-vba-project’ as a ‘Excel-Macro-Enabled Workbook’ with the file extension ‘.xlsm’. The Declarations text on the right automatically changes to the ‘Open’ option and we see two lines of code in the workspaceīetween these two lines of code we write the macro name as shown below You can also right-click on ‘ThisWorkbook’ and select ‘View Code’ from the menu to see the workspaceįrom the drop-down arrow next to ‘(General’) above the workspace we select Workbook We double-click on ‘ThisWorkbook’ on the left-hand side and we are presented a workspace where we can write the code related tou Excel file or workbook At the same time I sometimes want to prevent. MsgBox “Today is ” & Format(Date, “dddd – mm/dd/yyyy” & ” ” & Format(Time, “h:mm”)) As a fulltime developer I oftentimes open files containing VBA and want to be able to run code. ‘We wish to display a message using a message box that will display the date having a specific format – day – month in 2 digits – day in 2 digits – year in 4 digits and the time will be displayed in hours and minutes Macro names with multiple words cannot have a space We first write the name of the macro ‘mymacro’. In the workspace on the right-hand side start writing the subroutine or macro as shown below In the new window called Visual Basic for Applications that opens up click on the Insert menuĪ Module 1 is inserted under the Modules folder on the left-hand side of the window Thank you so much for your help in advance!įirst we create the macro VBA code by inserting a module in the VBA editor: I’ve tried to search on the net but couldn’t find any help. But I want that the VBA project or macro runs automatically when I open my Excel workbook. I know I can assign it to a command button or go to the Visual Basic editor and ‘Run’ it.
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