WPS Office supports its own JavaScript-based macro language (WPS JS). While this requires rewriting the code, it is fully supported in the free version.

Once enabled, you'll find VBA Editor, Macro, and other development tools readily accessible from the main ribbon.

Run the .exe file (typically named vba6.exe or VBAxWPS.exe ).

Note: Depending on your region and version, WPS sometimes hides this feature behind their premium tier. If the official plugin isn't available in your region, proceed to Solution 2.

The error message appears when you try to open a macro-enabled file (.xlsm or .docm) in WPS Office. By default, the free and standard editions of WPS Office do not include the Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) environment due to licensing restrictions.

: Attempting to run macros in a standard .xlsx file will fail, as macros require the .xlsm format. Recommended Solutions

Search for "WPS Office VBA Support Plugin" on the official WPS website or trusted software repositories. Download the WPS_VBA.exe plugin installer. Run the installer and follow the on-screen instructions. Restart WPS Office.

Visit the official WPS Office support site or authorized forums to download the vba6.exe or vba7.exe component installer.

Sometimes WPS Office lacks the local system permissions required to call the newly installed VBA library. Right-click your WPS Office shortcut, select , and check if the macro executes. 3. Adjust Macro Security Settings

Navigate to > Macro Security (or through Options > Trust Center ).

"Enable All Macros" prevents the library from being blocked.