Vitaly

VBA allows you to automate a lot of routine operations, and save you a lot of man-hours that could be spent on more interesting things, for example, thinking about how to earn more profit for yourself and for the company.

I can not only write in VBA, I can read VBA - paradoxically, but not every programmer is able (or just wants) to understand someone else's code, especially if this someone else's code is not documented, I can document someone else's and my own code, i.e. I am ready to create a product that can support any qualified specialist, and I am able to integrate various applications with each other using VBA and other programming languages.

VBA is usually used by me for additional automation of the following products: Microsoft Access, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Visio, Microsoft Project, Microsoft PowerPoint.

But most of the time I have to write macros for Microsoft Excel.

Excel is the most popular spreadsheet program in the world. It's not just in every company, it's on almost every computer.

And this program is more than 33 years old. Excel is great for organizing work with data and solutions to many problems from home accounting to complex statistical calculations. And one elderly Japanese, he is already 86 years old, has been drawing pictures on Excel for 20 years, and successfully sells them.

Excel macros will save you time and reduce headaches by automating routine repetitive tasks., and you don't need to be a programmer to use macros. It is enough for you to order the production of a macro from me.

Excel is an adhesive, mounting foam and sealant that make up for the disadvantages of complex, cumbersome and not always flexible turnkey enterprise applications.

It's really a great tool to play around with a relatively small amount of data, although formally the 64-bit environment does not impose restrictions on the maximum size of an Excel file (we are talking about versions >=2013).