![]() Right click in this area and select Add Module. In here you should have a few things called Sheet1, Sheet2, Sheet3 and one called ThisWorkbook. ![]() On the left (or perhaps on your right depending on your PC), there should be a section called the Project Explorer. So we’re now in a position to write a bit of code. You have to firstly go into Excel Options and check the box to show the Developer Tab on the ribbon interface. If you’re using Excel 2007+, you might struggle to find the option. If this doesn’t work, you can open this by going Tools>Macro>Visual Basic Editor. With Excel open, press Alt+F11, which should open the VBA IDE (integrated development environment). Firstly, let’s get VBA open in Microsoft Excel. Today I’m going to explain how you can write code in Microsoft Excel VBA that controls AutoCAD®. Why people avoid learning this stuff is beyond me, because it really isn’t as hard as it looks. Often (and yes, I mean often), I’ll write a little 6 line bit of code that saves me hours of work. If you cringe at the prospect of writing code, I’ll put this to you now – I cringe at the thought of having to do things manually. Many people are oblivious to the wondrous things that can be achieved with programming.
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