A long time ?! This is not about the end of VBA but the end of VBScript which is far more used than VBA !
And for some particular needs - or for those just copying / pasting codes without understanding them really -
VBScript object can be sometimes the only easy way to go under VBA …
So no more Dictionary : not such a concern just using VBA Collection or
maybe another dictionary from another Windows source than VBScript.
So no more FileSystemObject : could be a pain, some old Windows functions exist but could be some gas factory codes under VBA
and may disapear as well in future Windows version …
So no more regular expressions engine : such a tragedy !
So no more …
The replacement of VBA in Excel web version is not a success as many stuffs are missing.
The only joy I may have if Microsoft includes directly into standard Excel version some efficient language like Python for example,
but done only with third party so not generic / standard …