Excel/vba book recommendation?

Hi,
I have gotten really good at recording macros in excel using my knowledge of excel, complicated formulas, and keyboard shortcuts and a little (very little) bit of code editing (like changing a cell reference and copying and pasting previously used code). But since I don't know vba I'm forced to use extremely complicated work arounds for simple processes. These macros work just fine but are a pain to record and take longer to create than they probably should.

I want to learn about loops, dim, and variables and more vba vocab.

Is there a book out there that you could recommend for someone who already knows their way around macros but needs to go to the next step in vba?

Thanks.

Good morning ArvelAric

...and welcome to the forum!!

Originally Posted by ArvelAric

Is there a book out there that you could recommend for someone who already knows their way around macros but needs to go to the next step in vba?

I always find John Walkenbach's books are easy to read and packed with information and sometimes come with a C D with loads of handy examples.
My book of choice would be "Excel 2003 Power Programming with VBA". Read more about it at Walkenbach's own pages here.

HTH

DominicB