The installation files (deployment tool) are provided by the company. This all is happening on company computer which I manage and have admin rights for. When I found out about the issue, I expected to spend 2 minutes to find some simple installation file to add VBA - however I spent couple of hours searching online with no joy and no information relevant to my actual problem. I have checked the registry for the DisableVBA entry, but it is not there, so I assume VBA is not disabled this way - it is just not installed somehow. The thing is, that I am not asked what I want to install during the installation - I start it and it just runs, no questions asked.
I have tried reinstalling the Office, I have tried the "Change" option from Programs and Features, however that one does not offer to install additional features (as it was in Office 2010). When I go to Developer tab, the Visual Basic and Macros are both greyed out, along with When this software was installed, you (or your administrator) chose not to install support for macros or controls. The function you are attempting to run contains macros or content that requires macro language support. The Macros options are greyed out in Excel, in Word, I can get to the dialogue to create Macro, but when I press "Create", there is an error message, saying: When attempting to open Visual basic for Applications (Alt + F11) nothing happens. I am missing VBA on my Office 2016 installation (installed via Office deployment tool).
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