Hello,

I have been studying the vba language recently. and found
that i can follow pretty well. but ..once i have in mind
what i want to accomplish and so forth. Since there is
vast info and ways to do each ...how do i know what to
use instead of other?? or is there a "un-said" method of
what to write first and then add as you go along?

How do programmers set up their code? What goes where and
what Statement sis first?

I know that declaring is up there first then ?
Loops or etc?
whats the thinking process? I havent found my style yet...
m

Aiming for "hardest question to answer award" this month, are we ?

There are two extremes of this, one is Nike: Just do it. Write code.

The other is to study and follow Steve McConnel's wisdom found in Code Complete:
http://www.stevemcconnell.com/cc.htm
it's a brilliant book full of great knowledge, but it's as fun as the worst of mothers:
Don't smoke, don't drink, be home before 10, don't dance too close, wear clean underwear,
what would your rabbi say to this, ...

--
HTH. Best wishes Harald
Followup to newsgroup only please.

"MIke" wrote in message
...
Hello,

I have been studying the vba language recently. and found
that i can follow pretty well. but ..once i have in mind
what i want to accomplish and so forth. Since there is
vast info and ways to do each ...how do i know what to
use instead of other?? or is there a "un-said" method of
what to write first and then add as you go along?

How do programmers set up their code? What goes where and
what Statement sis first?

I know that declaring is up there first then ?
Loops or etc?
whats the thinking process? I havent found my style yet...
m

LOL, yeah i guess i was. but once i dive in ..i must keep
swimming.
I get lost sometimes and forget what i just learned. so,
thanks you and yes it is fun and only if you let it be!.

mike
-----Original Message-----
Aiming for "hardest question to answer award" this
month, are we ?

There are two extremes of this, one is Nike: Just do it.
Write code.

The other is to study and follow Steve McConnel's wisdom
found in Code Complete:
http://www.stevemcconnell.com/cc.htm
it's a brilliant book full of great knowledge, but it's
as fun as the worst of mothers:
Don't smoke, don't drink, be home before 10, don't dance
too close, wear clean underwear,
what would your rabbi say to this, ...

--
HTH. Best wishes Harald
Followup to newsgroup only please.

"MIke" wrote in message
...
Hello,

I have been studying the vba language recently. and
found
that i can follow pretty well. but ..once i have in
mind
what i want to accomplish and so forth. Since there is
vast info and ways to do each ...how do i know what to
use instead of other?? or is there a "un-said" method
of
what to write first and then add as you go along?

How do programmers set up their code? What goes where
and
what Statement sis first?

I know that declaring is up there first then ?
Loops or etc?
whats the thinking process? I havent found my style
yet...
m


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