Project #3: Putting it all Together with a Little VBA

 To put together the functionalities of inserting headers and formatting them using VBA, we can create a single macro that accomplishes both tasks. Here's how we can do it:

Sub InsertAndFormatHeaders() 
' Insert headers 
InsertHeaders 
' Format headers 
FormatHeaders 
End Sub 
Sub InsertHeaders() 
' Insert headers in the first row of the active worksheet 
With ActiveSheet 
.Range("A1").Value = "Header 1" 
.Range("B1").Value = "Header 2" 
.Range("C1").Value = "Header 3" 
' Add more lines for additional headers as needed 
End With 
End Sub 
Sub FormatHeaders() 
' Format headers in the first row of the active worksheet 
With ActiveSheet.Range("A1:C1") 
.Font.Bold = True 
.HorizontalAlignment = xlCenter 
.Interior.Color = RGB(192, 192, 192) 
' Light gray background color 
End With 
End Sub

In this code:

InsertAndFormatHeaders is the main macro that calls both InsertHeaders and FormatHeaders.

InsertHeaders inserts headers into the first row of the active worksheet.

FormatHeaders formats the inserted headers with bold font, centered text, and a light gray background color.

To use this macro:

Press Alt + F11 to open the Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) editor.

Insert a new module from Insert > Module.

Copy and paste the code into the module window.

Close the VBA editor.

You can now run the InsertAndFormatHeaders macro by pressing Alt + F8, selecting InsertAndFormatHeaders, and clicking Run.

This macro will insert headers into the first row of the active worksheet and format them accordingly. You can modify the header names and formatting properties to suit your needs. Additionally, you can expand this macro by adding more formatting options or additional tasks as needed.