Office Scripts Training
Automate Excel processes with Office Scripts
Learn how to migrate from existing Excel macros to Office Scripts or how to create new Office Scripts from scratch. simple and understandable.

Customised Office Scripts training
Office scripts are the successors to Excel macros and offer the possibility of automating processes and procedures in Excel and other Office files.
Whether you want to convert existing Excel macros into Office scripts or are completely new to creating Office scripts - our training courses are suitable for beginners and slightly advanced users.
We will introduce you to the topic step by step, explain what Office Scripts are and show you examples of how it can help your business. Whether you want to develop automated reports or automate internal workflows, we make it easy to get started.
- Introduction to Office Scripts: Step-by-step instructions and basics for newcomers to automation.
- Practical use cases: Examples of how Office Scripts can be used in internal processes and for business optimisation.
- Integration in Power Automate: Explore the possibilities of Power Automate to automatically execute scripts and enrich them with data.
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What are Office scripts in Excel and how do they differ from VBA macros?
Office Scripts in Excel provide a modern, cloud-based automation solution that makes it possible to automate tasks in Excel for the web. Unlike VBA macros, which are mainly used in the desktop version of Excel and have a longer learning curve, Office Scripts are written in JavaScript and are more accessible for users with different programming skills. Office Scripts can be easily shared and run in Microsoft 365 environments, enabling efficient collaboration and automation via the cloud.
How can I start creating Office Scripts in Excel?
To get started with Office Scripts, you will need access to Excel Web via Microsoft 365. Start Excel in the browser, open a workbook, and then select the "Automate" option in the ribbon to open the Script Editor. Microsoft also offers a variety of documentation and learning resources to help you get started, including tutorials, sample scripts and guides to Office Scripts syntax.
How can Office Scripts be used in Excel for data analysis and reporting?
Office Scripts can automate a variety of data analysis and reporting tasks in Excel. For example, you can use scripts to import data from various sources, perform calculations, filter and sort data according to specific criteria and create customised reports. By automating these processes, you can save time and improve the accuracy of your analyses and reports.
What security aspects should be considered when using Office Scripts?
When using Office Scripts, it's important to follow security best practices. This includes only using or creating scripts from trusted sources, carefully controlling access to sensitive data, and following your organisation's policies for using cloud services and automation tools. Microsoft 365 also offers security features and policies to help protect your scripts and data.
How can Office Scripts help to improve teamwork and collaboration in Excel?
Office Scripts offer a great way to standardise and automate workflows within a team, leading to more efficient collaboration. Scripts can be easily shared within a team to ensure that all members have access to the same automation tools. In addition, the cloud-based features of Microsoft 365 allow scripts to be shared and executed in real time, facilitating collaboration on shared projects and documents.
Can I get support after the training if I have questions or problems?
Yes, after completing the training, we offer follow-up support to ensure that you can successfully apply what you have learnt in practice.
We are also happy to support you with our Service for the migration of Excel macros