This channel focuses on how to automate Excel with JavaScript--instead of VBA. In 2013, Microsoft introduced the Excel JavaScript API that allows you to manipulate Excel using JavaScript. However, they have only presented it as a way to create add-ins--not as a way for power users of Excel to automate their workflows. In 2021, I wrote an Excel add-in that allows you to work with JavaScript in much the same way you work with VBA. That is, you store your code directly in the workbook. But the great thing is, it does not have to be a macro-enabled workbook. Yep, you can write this code in a regular non-macro-enabled, .xlsx workbook. The add-in is available in the add-in store form inside Excel. It is called the JavaScript Automation Development Environment (JADE). It's free.