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VBA Reference Books
I've just begun to teach myself VBA. (I'm primarily interested in building
the front end and back ends to spreadsheet models.) I have a good book to help me learn these limited basics. I don't seem to have VBA online help -- as such, I'm looking for a reference book that would substitute for online help. Does anyone have any recommendations? Thanks much. |
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VBA Reference Books
Hi,
If you don't have VBA help (which is only available when you are in the VB Editor) then try reinstalling Excel and make sure you include all Excel options when asked. Two good books for getting started: - Reed Jacobson - Visual Basic Programming in Excel Step by Step - John Walkenbach - Power Programming in Excel I may have the title slightly incorrect but check at Amazon or Google If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "JoLeigh" wrote in message ... I've just begun to teach myself VBA. (I'm primarily interested in building the front end and back ends to spreadsheet models.) I have a good book to help me learn these limited basics. I don't seem to have VBA online help -- as such, I'm looking for a reference book that would substitute for online help. Does anyone have any recommendations? Thanks much. |
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Actually, the VBA help is somewhere in the Office Tools part of the
installation. By default it is not installed. When you stick in the CD and run the installation program, you can set this option, and it won't redo the whole installation, just include the missing files. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Peltier Technical Services, Inc. http://PeltierTech.com/WordPress/ _______ "Shane Devenshire" wrote in message ... Hi, If you don't have VBA help (which is only available when you are in the VB Editor) then try reinstalling Excel and make sure you include all Excel options when asked. Two good books for getting started: - Reed Jacobson - Visual Basic Programming in Excel Step by Step - John Walkenbach - Power Programming in Excel I may have the title slightly incorrect but check at Amazon or Google If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "JoLeigh" wrote in message ... I've just begun to teach myself VBA. (I'm primarily interested in building the front end and back ends to spreadsheet models.) I have a good book to help me learn these limited basics. I don't seem to have VBA online help -- as such, I'm looking for a reference book that would substitute for online help. Does anyone have any recommendations? Thanks much. |
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