Looking for a Great VBA Book

[jasoncw]

Hi, everyone. I have been reading some of the reviews at Amazon for various Excel VBA books, and it seems as though you can't rely on them. Most have reviews that range from 1 to 5 stars...

What I am looking for is a good learning tool, but also a great reference book for use in the future. My background is I am very experienced in Excel, and I am a beginner-to-intermediate VBA user (self-taught).

So what are your recommendations? I appreciate any input.

[Simon Lloyd]

I bought Microsoft office Excel 2003 Step By Step it was briliant with a support disk, you could also try excel inside out dont know the author but thats 2002, you could try John Walkenbach's Excel 2003 bible its available as an e-book.

HTH

Simon

[Tim Williams]

Version-applicable "power programming" (John Walkenbach)
"Excel 2002 VBA" (Bullen, Green, Bovey, Rosenberg)

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Tim Williams
Palo Alto, CA


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> Hi, everyone. I have been reading some of the reviews at Amazon for
> various Excel VBA books, and it seems as though you can't rely on them.
> Most have reviews that range from 1 to 5 stars...
>
> What I am looking for is a good learning tool, but also a great
> reference book for use in the future. My background is I am very
> experienced in Excel, and I am a beginner-to-intermediate VBA user
> (self-taught).
>
> So what are your recommendations? I appreciate any input.
>
>
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