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    Excel and VBA?

    Just how hard is this stuff to learn? I have a good handle on Excel, however I want to learn how to create macros (more complex macros) and I've heard I'll need to know how to use VBA to do so.

    Is this something that I could learn by buying a book, or would in person classes be a better option?
    Sidewalks are for normal walkin.... aint no room for fancy walkin....
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    Re: Excel and VBA?

    do you have any programming experience?

    If you do, it's pretty straight forward to pick up from a book.
    Tim
    "When you see the tree you’re about to hit, it’s called under steer. When you can only feel and hear it, it’s over steer."

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      Re: Excel and VBA?

      It'll cost you 50 buck...buy the book (expense if possible) and enjoy...I've learned VB in access...I'm not programmer and don't aspire to...but managed to sell an app...

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        Re: Excel and VBA?

        I'm not a programmer nor do I want to be, since I'm horrible. However I find myself using excel more and more, and macros would save me a ton of time.
        Sidewalks are for normal walkin.... aint no room for fancy walkin....

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          Re: Excel and VBA?

          if they're relatively simple macros, you can just click record and it'll write a script based on your actions while recording. You can then go into the editor and add some more complex operations if you like.
          Tim
          "When you see the tree you’re about to hit, it’s called under steer. When you can only feel and hear it, it’s over steer."

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