Inspector VBA

A VBA inspector analyzes stored macros within Office documents to surface quality issues, security risks, and dependency relationships without executing the code. It parses modules from Excel, Word, and Access files, applies a rule set oriented to coding standards and risk patterns, and returns structured findings with location, severity, and actionable recommendations. Conceptually, the system treats VBA as a collection of modules and inter-module references; it detects syntax anomalies, deprecated API usage, unnecessary global variables, and weak error handling, then aggregates results into a risk score and a remediation plan. Users benefit from a centralized view of code health, traceable warnings, and exportable reports for audits or CI pipelines. Core differentiators include a formal risk scoring model, delta analysis between versions, and the ability to plug in custom rules while preserving a non-runtime inspection posture. Typical use cases include pre-release code reviews, security assessments, and governance workflows for spreadsheets and templates that rely on VBA automation.