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carrera

Basic Macro Knowledge
 
add-ins
vba's
modules
save in personal vs. save in this workbook....

yikes. I know the function of macros, and have made basic ones for specific
files where I just click Start and End recording, but...

when I look up macro help here, or just in general, I get lost in the
terminology. When you try to figure out what a term means, the definition
includes more terms I don't know.

Where can I go for some basic, spelt out learning? Once I understand the
basic terms and functions, they'll be no stopping me!

Nick Hodge

Basic Macro Knowledge
 
Carrera

Try either VBA step by step by MS Press or John Walkenbach's Power
Programming for the version you have

--
HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
DTHIS
www.nickhodge.co.uk


"carrera" wrote in message
...
add-ins
vba's
modules
save in personal vs. save in this workbook....

yikes. I know the function of macros, and have made basic ones for
specific
files where I just click Start and End recording, but...

when I look up macro help here, or just in general, I get lost in the
terminology. When you try to figure out what a term means, the definition
includes more terms I don't know.

Where can I go for some basic, spelt out learning? Once I understand the
basic terms and functions, they'll be no stopping me!



Biff

Basic Macro Knowledge
 
If you're not familiar with these terms:

add-ins
vba's
modules
save in personal vs. save in this workbook....

I wouldn't start out with John Walkenbach's Power Programming. It assumes
you already have a basic understanding. I would start out with John
Walkenbach's Excel VBA Programming for Dummies. I have a copy of it myself!

Biff

"Nick Hodge" wrote in message
...
Carrera

Try either VBA step by step by MS Press or John Walkenbach's Power
Programming for the version you have

--
HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
DTHIS
www.nickhodge.co.uk


"carrera" wrote in message
...
add-ins
vba's
modules
save in personal vs. save in this workbook....

yikes. I know the function of macros, and have made basic ones for
specific
files where I just click Start and End recording, but...

when I look up macro help here, or just in general, I get lost in the
terminology. When you try to figure out what a term means, the
definition
includes more terms I don't know.

Where can I go for some basic, spelt out learning? Once I understand the
basic terms and functions, they'll be no stopping me!





Bob Phillips

Basic Macro Knowledge
 
I bet you haven't got Formulae For Dummies <G

--

HTH

Bob Phillips

(replace xxxx in the email address with gmail if mailing direct)

"Biff" wrote in message
...
If you're not familiar with these terms:

add-ins
vba's
modules
save in personal vs. save in this workbook....

I wouldn't start out with John Walkenbach's Power Programming. It assumes
you already have a basic understanding. I would start out with John
Walkenbach's Excel VBA Programming for Dummies. I have a copy of it

myself!

Biff

"Nick Hodge" wrote in message
...
Carrera

Try either VBA step by step by MS Press or John Walkenbach's Power
Programming for the version you have

--
HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
DTHIS
www.nickhodge.co.uk


"carrera" wrote in message
...
add-ins
vba's
modules
save in personal vs. save in this workbook....

yikes. I know the function of macros, and have made basic ones for
specific
files where I just click Start and End recording, but...

when I look up macro help here, or just in general, I get lost in the
terminology. When you try to figure out what a term means, the
definition
includes more terms I don't know.

Where can I go for some basic, spelt out learning? Once I understand

the
basic terms and functions, they'll be no stopping me!








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