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Now that you have a lot more knowledge about VBA and how to code your own macros, we can now move on to giving you a better helping hand when it comes to working in Excel. You will soon notice that when you start coding macros, you can use elements from one macro and then tweak them to serve you in another one. You don’t always need to code everything from scratch in order to make your life easier.

In fact, recycling codes from old macros is one of the fastest ways to get your work done without feeling overwhelmed by the process. So, in order to help get you started, we will now list a number of the most useful and most frequently used macros in Excel. You can start by using these codes as they are, and then when you reach a more advanced level, you can tweak the codes to make them more personal for you. When you feel like you have reached a true level of professionalism, you can then code your own macros entirely from scratch.