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Please help a Stinkin' Rookie get started!?!!
Thanks, Bob.
You saved my time and money. "Bob Phillips" wrote: If you want it for Excel, why buy VB. Excel ships with VBA, which is Visual Basic for Applications. Then get a book. There are 3 stand-out books IMO VBA For Dummies by John Walkenbach, Power Programming With VBA by JW (again) Excel VBA Programmer's Reference by John Green, Stephen Bullen & Rob Bovey et al. BTW, they will have an edition such as 2002, XP, 2003 in the title as well. Avoid the Excel VBA Programmer's Reference 2003, go for the 2002 version as I understand that the update has lost a lot -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Cyberindio" wrote in message ... I need to learn VB for EXCEL yesterday! Someone told me I should just buy Visual Basic 6.0 and learn by doing but I don't trust him. Is that the best way to learn VB for EXCEL or is there some better way? -- cyberindio |
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