Try it online: vba-module-generator
VBA Module Generator is an online tool that takes your VBA code and generates a macro to automatically insert it into a new module.
The tool splits your VBA code into blocks of up to 24 lines to fit within VBA's internal limit.
By default, a subroutine called InsertModule will be created, and the code will be split into subroutines or functions (making it easier to debug).
However, you can disable this behavior in the tool’s options if you prefer.
Important
This online tool DOES NOT verify whether your VBA code is correct.
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Paste your
VBA codeinto theEnter code for the new module:field. -
Click the
Generate Macrobutton. -
Click the
Copy Codebutton and paste the generated code into a module in yourVBA project. -
Run it to make sure your code was successfully created in the
GeneratedModule.
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Insert Lines Only: Generates the code without the subroutine, only theInsertLinesstatement:
lineNumber = .CountOfLines + 1
.InsertLines lineNumber- ✅
Ignore Subroutine or Function Blocks: Does not split your code by each subroutine or function; it only generates the code respecting the 24-line limit.
Feel free to open issues or submit pull requests to help improve the online tool.
If you have any questions or need help, please feel free to open an issue in the GitHub repository, or reach out via email at litygames@hotmail.com
This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0.
You’re free to use, modify, and share it — just remember to share any changes and give credit to this repository.
