Yes, it is possible to have subforms in Excel. However, unlike Access, Excel does not have a built-in subform feature. But there are workarounds that can achieve the same result.

One way to create subforms in Excel is to use the "Group Box" control. This control allows you to group related controls together and display them as a single unit. You can create a group box for each subform and place the relevant controls inside it. Then you can use VBA code to show or hide the group boxes depending on which subform you want to display.

Another way to create subforms in Excel is to use the "Tab Control" control. This control allows you to create multiple tabs, each with its own set of controls. You can create a tab for each subform and place the relevant controls inside it. Then you can use VBA code to switch between the tabs depending on which subform you want to display.

1. There are many websites and forums where you can find examples of how to create subforms in Excel.
2. Some good places to start are the Microsoft Excel Community, Excel Easy, and Excel Campus.
3. You can also search for specific tutorials or examples on Google or YouTube.