When Excel earned its wings by joining the Microsoft Office suite, it quietly became one of the most transformative tools in the history of business...
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By Hiran de Silva Paul Barnhurst recently raised the question—again—about whether VBA is obsolete, pointing to newer technologies like Office...
In this fifth part of the “Excel Will Never Be Obsolete” series, we move from discussing VBA itself to the deeper architectural...
In Part Four of the “VBA Will Never Be Obsolete” series, we turn to a metaphor that humorously yet powerfully captures the misplaced priorities and...
Let’s get straight to the point. One of the most basic and commonly used examples in programming is writing “Hello World”. So let’s do that—right...
In the ongoing debate about the future of VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) in Excel—especially in light of Paul Barnhurst’s recent post...
By Hiran de Silva There’s a lot of chatter on social media about whether VBA is obsolete. It’s a narrative that resurfaces every few months—often...
Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)—a phrase familiar to most Excel users—carries a precise meaning that is often misunderstood, especially in the...
In 1962, at Dartmouth College, two visionary professors—John G. Kemeny and Thomas E. Kurtz—set out to solve a crucial problem: how to make computer...
Welcome to the first part of our new series, VBA Will Never Be Obsolete, presented by ExcelReInspired.com. This series is designed to revisit the...