

As soon as you click the option, the VBA Editor will be opened in Excel. Click on that and then click on the “Visual Basic” option.Ħ. In the main window, you will see a new tab called “Developer” on the Ribbon.

After selecting the checkbox, click on the “Ok” button to save changes.ĥ. Now, select the “Developer” checkbox under the “Main Tabs” section. In the options window, select the “Customize Ribbon” tab on the sidebar.Ĥ. This action will open the Excel settings window.ģ. In the Excel window, click on the “File” option and then click on the “Options” option on the sidebar. You can do that by double-clicking on the Excel file.Ģ. You have to first enable the Developer menu to open VBA Editor from there. The problem is, the Developer tab is hidden by default. You can open the VBA Editor by clicking on the Visual Basic option under the Developer tab. While pressing the shortcut, make sure the target Excel worksheet for which you want to add the VBA script is opened. From there, you can add or create new modules (Insert -> Module) for your scripts. As soon as you press the keyboard shortcut, the Visual Basic Editor will be opened in Excel.

That is, hold down the “Alt” on your keyboard and press the “F11” key. The shortcut key to open the VBA Editor in Excel is “Alt + F11.”
