Generate Excel VBA macros from plain language — loops, automation, custom functions — with comments explaining each part. Paste straight into the VBA editor, no coding required.
Capability Snapshot
fast
macro in seconds
clean
commented code
ready
paste & run
Key value points mapped to practical spreadsheet workflows.
Benefit
01
Plain-language to VBA
Describe the automation and get ready-to-run macro code.
Benefit
02
Explained & editable
Each block is commented so you can verify and tweak it.
Benefit
03
Debug existing macros
Paste a broken macro and get a fixed version.
A simple 3-step path to integrate this feature into your daily workflow.
Step 1
Describe the task
Say what the macro should do.
Step 2
Get commented VBA
Copy the generated code with explanations.
Step 3
Run in Excel
Paste into the VBA editor (Alt+F11) and run.
Copy any of these as a starting point, then adapt it to your own data.
No — describe the automation in plain language and get working, commented code.
Yes — paste it in and describe the error to get a corrected version.
Press Alt+F11 to open the VBA editor, choose Insert ▸ Module, paste the code and press F5 to run it. You can also download the code as a .bas file and import it with File ▸ Import File.
Macros are only kept in macro-enabled files. Save the workbook as .xlsm instead of .xlsx.
Read the comments first and test on a copy of your file. Macros can change or delete data, and their actions cannot be undone with Ctrl+Z.
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