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Vestergaard

Overview of VBA objects etc...
 
Dear people at this forum

I am a beginner in Excel VBA. I have some programming experience i
Turbo Pascal, and know a little about object-oriented programming, bu
I need to get an overview of objects, methods etc... in Excel VBA.
will be delighted if someone can recommend either a good reference boo
and/or some sites to look for.

Eri

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Frank Kabel

Overview of VBA objects etc...
 
Hi
a good starting point is:
http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/getstarted.htm

for some books have a look at:
http://www.contextures.com/xlbooks.html

I personally like John Wlakenbach's books:
http://j-walk.com/ss/books/index.htm


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Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany


Dear people at this forum

I am a beginner in Excel VBA. I have some programming experience in
Turbo Pascal, and know a little about object-oriented programming,

but
I need to get an overview of objects, methods etc... in Excel VBA. I
will be delighted if someone can recommend either a good reference
book and/or some sites to look for.

Erik


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Vestergaard[_2_]

Overview of VBA objects etc...
 
Thanks a lot! I use Office 2000. Will there be any problems if I buy
VBA book for version 2002 or 2003? Have VBA developed much sinc
version 2000?

Eri

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Frank Kabel

Overview of VBA objects etc...
 
Hi
if you choose one of John Walkenbach's books no problem as he
highlights the changes. In addition there're not much differences b
etween 2000 and 2003

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Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany


Thanks a lot! I use Office 2000. Will there be any problems if I buy

a
VBA book for version 2002 or 2003? Have VBA developed much since
version 2000?

Erik


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