This post will  describe the VBA operators in the MS Excel. There are 4 kinds of operators in VBA as bellow:

• Arithmetic operators
• Comparison operators
• Concatenation operators
• Logical operators

VBA Arithmetic Operators

Arithmetic operators used to perform the basic mathematical operations such as: addition, subtraction,  multiplication, or division and so on. Let see the below table and contains all operators in Excel VBA.

Arithmetic operator	Description	Example
+ (plus sign)	Addition	3+3
– (minus sign)	Subtraction Negation	3–1 –1
* (asterisk)	Multiplication	3*3
/ (forward slash)	Division	3/3
% (percent sign)	Percent	20%
^ (caret)	Exponentiation	3^2

VBA Comparison Operators

The comparison operators used to compare two values and the result will be returned, such as: True or False.

The following comparison operators can be used in the VBA:

Comparison operator	Description	Example(A1=10, B1=15)
= (equal sign)	Equal to	A1=B1 is False.
> (greater than sign)	Greater than	A1>B1 is False
< (less than sign)	Less than	A1<B1 is True
>= (greater than or equal to sign)	Greater than or equal to	A1>=B1 is False
<= (less than or equal to sign)	Less than or equal to	A1<=B1 is True
<> (not equal to sign)	Not equal to	A1<>B1 is True

VBA Concatenation Operators

The concatenation operators use to join two or more text strings to produce one continuous text string. Or  adds two values as variable, and those two values are numeric.

Text operator	Description	Example(A1=”excel”, B1=”how”)
& (ampersand)	Connects, or concatenates, two values to produce one continuous text value	A1&B1 is “excelhow”

 

Text operator	Description	Example(A1=”excel”, B1=”how” A2=10 B2 =15)
+	If the values are numeric and it will perform the addition operation. Or if the values are two text string, then it will concatenate those tow text string.	A1+B1 will give “excelhow” A2 +B2 will give 25

 VBA Logical Operators

The following Three logical operators are the most useful in the Excel VBA:

Logical operator	Description	Example (A1=15, B1=0)
AND	Logical AND operator. If both the conditions are True, then the Expression is true.	A1>0 AND B1<>0 is False.
OR	Logical OR Operator. If any of the two conditions are True, then the condition is true.	A1<>0 OR B1<>0 is true.
NOT	Logical NOT Operator. Used to reverse the logical state of its operand. If a condition is true, then Logical NOT operator will make false.	NOT(A1<>0 OR B1<>0) is false.