There is actually a VBA for Dummies. Haven't read it myself, but it is
written by John Walkenbach, so it should be good.

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HTH

RP
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"Steve Schroeder" wrote in message
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http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/excel2000ian/
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/exlmacro2/

Either one of these would probably be the best choice.



"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
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I would say the error was buying a VB book instead of an Excel VBA book
(unless he is going to program in VB).

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Steve Schroeder" wrote in message
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Two mistakes:

1. You bought and are trying to learn from a Dummies Book.
2. Class Modules in VBA are essentially useless. They are really only
good
for beautifying (read: complicating) buisiness process code, IMHO.

Concentrate on learning how to write functions, sending and returning
values
from functions, and the language itself.

I willing to bet that Dummy book uses examples such as:

String1 + String 2 to concactenate strings, am I wrong?

<shudder

"filo666" wrote in message
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Hi, good morning. I bought a VB for Dummies Book (Muller) and I'm
stop
up
in
the chapter about Classes, I don't understand a word about classes,
for
example, I see the codes, but when I copy them and I press the F8
Button
(to
run it) nothing happens, where I can find some information about
what
to
do
with classes??? (in a For dummies Language)