Hello carsto,
Visual Studio is really geared more toward browsers, mobile apps, and servers. The languages are similar but not very. The syntax in Visual Studio is more system oriented than Office application specific, like VBA. You will probably still find some operations are easier in perform in one language than the other. So, it is doubtful Visual Studio will replace VBA for all your needs.
Sincerely,
Leith Ross
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What made you buy something that you have never seen/used. How would you know whether it was any more suitable to your task than Excel/VBA?
Did you get the .Net version of VS, if so the changes will be more pronounced.
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