visual basic

No.

VBA is an interpreted paradigm, hence it is necessary to have the "Interpreter" or vba software installed before the VBA user-application can be run.

Hello, Guest,

Your querry should be more accurate. VBA project consists of a several files. User's code is placed into the source file(s) with extention *.bas. Rest of project's files are generated by VBA software automatically. From here I'm supposing you asked about *.exe target file which created after VBA project compiling. This SomeVBA.exe file could be successfully runned at another PC where VBA software were not installed.

If I was wrong in my suppositions and you've meant VBA source code, I would agree with editorgbanalysts although not for reason of Basic 'interpreting nature".

Yes.

It is possible.

if you are using vba for word or Excel , you have to set the macro security level for this file in another computer as low. Then save as the file and open it again and the macro will run.

if you are making a project in Visual basic itself, then you should make an .exe file (you will find the help in Visual basic package to know) and then save it to another pc and run it.

if you have a VBA compiler you can make .exe and transform all information and file created and database when using VB compiler also compile database such as excel, access, fox, and dbase.

yes it is

if you know what you are doing you can use compile qbasic *.bas using the VB compiler