What does VBE stand for?

Visual Basic Editor (Microsoft)

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Leave the Visual Basic Editor open in the background.

PowerPoint for Educators How to Make Multiple-Choice Quizzes with ...

He shows how to record, create, customize, store, debug, and share macros, as well as work with text, bookmarks, tables, documents, and folders, use the Visual Basic Editor, and find VBA objects.

Word 2007 macros & VBA made easy

Start by opening the Visual Basic Editor by clicking on Tools, Macro, Visual Basic Editor.

Add muscle to Excel: user defined functions empower calculations

Enter the Visual Basic Editor (Alt+F11) and click on This Workbook in the VBA Project Explorer window.

Spreadsheets with something extra: how to add explanatory messages ...

So we can see the code, Excel provides a special "viewer" called the Visual Basic Editor.

Automate shortcuts

To see how the macro worked out, open the Visual Basic Editor (VBE) by pressing Alt+F11--the shortcut to clicking on Tools, Macro, Visual Basic Editor--and you'll see a screen that resembles exhibit 7.

Yes, you can program in VBA