The Developer tab in Excel can help you access tools to create macros, manage add-ins, design interactive forms, and write complex VBA code.

Because the Developer Tab isn't usually needed for standard Microsoft Excel use, it is hidden away within the Ribbon Tab. Follow these steps to enable the developer tab in Excel.

These step-by-step instructions show you how to add the Developer tab to the Ribbon in Word and Excel 2016 and Office 365, and to use it to launch the Visual Basic Editor and access Visual Basic ...

Once you know what macros you'd like to set up and have the Developer tab ready, here's what to do in Excel on Windows or macOS: Click the Developer tab and find the Code group.

If Developer tab in Microsoft Office is missing, you can add Developer tab in Word, Excel, etc. via Settings, Group Policy, Registry Editor.

Step 1: Open Excel Options To begin, open Microsoft Excel and click on the File tab in the ribbon. From there, click on Options. Step 2: Customize the Ribbon In the Excel Options window, select ...

To enable the Developer tab, open Excel and go to the File menu. From there, select Options, then Customize Ribbon. In the right pane of the dialog box that appears, check the Developer box.

First, enable the Developer tab, then create a Macro. After that, save it as an Excel Macro-Enabled Workbook for Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet and a Word Macro-Enabled Document for Microsoft Word.