Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) is an event-driven, object-oriented programming language for writing macros, used for the MS Office suite as well as other applications. VBA is not equivalent to VBA6, VBA7, VB.NET, or VBS. If your question is specifically about programming any MS Office application, also use the appropriate tag: [excel], [ms-access], [ms-word], [outlook], [powerpoint] or [ms-project].
Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) is an event-driven programming language which was first introduced by Microsoft in 1993 to give Excel 5.0 a more robust object-oriented language for writing macros and automating the use of Excel. The language and its runtime quickly matured and began being used in products beyond Microsoft Office applications.
Differences between VBA 6.0 and VBA 7.0?
There's not a whole lot that has changed between VBA6 and VBA7. VBA7 was introduced to support 64-bit versions of both Office and Windows while VBA6 only supports the 32-bit versions of Office.
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