Is this the start of a macro ? If so can I add to it?

ghrek

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HI

Found this on office 365 in excel. Is it the start of a macro?

VBA Code:
function main(workbook: ExcelScript.Workbook) {

// Your code here


If it is how do I add to it so I can open excel in desktop version automatically when I click on a button?
 

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Never heard of them. Would you be able to set it up to open excel from the desktop version ?
 
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