There look at the webpage www.cpearson.com. There are excellent examples.
The problem with VBA is the poor documentation that microsoft provides. It
is better to learn from a book or a good website. If you are an experience
programmer taking another course doesn't teach you the techniques, it only
forces you to do the exercises. 90% of programming is the techniques, the
language doesn't make a difference. I know lots of programming languages and
learning a new programming language for me it very simple. I sit down with a
book to learn the syntack but I rely on my past programming experiences to
actual write the code.

"JasonK" wrote:


TIA

I'm in Las Vegas, NV. I would like to learn to program in VB. Can
anyone direct me to classes or seminars? Learning from a book is
tough; the examples rarely do what I'm looking for.

Thanks,
JasonK