G'day there Cil,

See Debra Dalgleish's site for a list of books.

http://www.contextures.on.ca/xlbooks.html

Under Functions, anything by John Walkenbach


I second Gord's opinion about John Walkenbach's books. I have his Excel
2003 Bible, which doesn't have much about VB but explains a bit about
how it works with XL. I also have his Excel 2003 Power Programming with
VBA which can be filed under the heading of "Excellent".

Of course, I'm not a professional 'pooter user but have learned enough
to be tagged as the "Office Guru". I have developed a couple of
spreadsheet applications which are used by my government employer and
work quite well. However that doesn't mean I'm good at it, just that
everyone else is worse :)

However with the latter book as a guide you'll learn a lot. Debra's
site is also great for information.

See ya
Ken