3 Laws of Readable VBA Code

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Struggling to keep your VBA code clean and easy to understand? This video will help you write code that’s more readable, more maintainable, and far easier to debug.

You'll learn 3 simple habits that will:

🔹 Make your code self-explanatory — even weeks or months after you wrote it
🔹 Cut down on repetitive and error-prone patterns
🔹 Keep related logic grouped together for faster navigation and fewer headaches

These small changes can make a huge difference, especially in large or long-term VBA projects. If you've ever opened an old workbook and asked yourself “What was I thinking?” — this video is for you.

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Useful VBA Shortcut Keys
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Debugging:
Compile the code: Alt + D + L OR Alt + D + Enter
Run the code from the current sub: F5
Step into the code line by line: F8
Add a breakpoint to pause the code: F9 or click in the left margin

Windows:
View the Immediate Window: Ctrl + G
View the Watch Window: Alt + V + H
View the Properties Window: F4
Switch between Excel and the VBA Editor: Alt + F11
View the Project Explorer Window: Ctrl + R

Writing Code:
Search keyword under cursor: Ctrl + F3
Search the word last searched for: F3
Autocomplete word: Ctrl + Space
Get the definition of the item under the cursor: Shift + F2
Go to the last cursor position: Ctrl + Shift + F2
Get the current region on a worksheet: Ctrl + Shift + 8 or Ctrl + *
To move lines of code to the right(Indent): Tab
To move lines of code to the left(Outdent): Shift + Tab
Delete a Line: Ctrl + Y (note: this clears the clipboard)