Ready-to-use VBA modules for Excel developers. Each .bas file can be imported straight into the VBA editor (File > Import File) and reused across projects.
| File | Covers |
|---|---|
| HTML_XML_Reference.bas | Parsing HTML and XML documents from VBA |
| InternetControlReference.bas | Internet Explorer and web page control |
| MSWordReference.bas | Creating and editing Word documents from Excel |
| Outlook_Reference.bas | Sending and reading Outlook email |
| ScriptingRuntime.bas | FileSystemObject and Dictionary helpers |
| SeleniumBasicReference.bas | Browser automation with SeleniumBasic |
| VBAExtensibilityReference.bas | Working with VBA projects and modules in code |
| WindowsControlReference.bas | Windows API and control helpers |
- Open Excel and press Alt + F11.
- Go to File > Import File and choose the .bas module.
- Add any library references the module needs under Tools > References.
Sourab Kumar Saha, Excel VBA developer and data analyst. Available for automation work on Fiverr.