This maybe off topic but I joined this site and I've been receiving great help from all the contributors/Members. -Thank You
It fascinates me on how advanced programming in Excel can become through VBA.
I just wanted to get an idea of how much time to everyone puts into it and why.
I've considered becoming a full fledged VBA developer...But some of the codes/solutions I see are frightening and complex to say the least haha.
I want to understand enough VBA to land a better job in finance.
My Questions:
Do you seek a deep understanding of every part/function of the code or just how to apply it?
For those that do VBA programming as a career; Do people see you in the office as a rockstar?
What are the downfalls/challenges of not delivering on a project?
Are the best jobs out in California or New York?
How do you know you've reached that point of proficiency?
After learning VBA, is it easier to learn other languages like Python or SQL?
Sorry for all the questions...I'm just seeking some guidance and advice from the experts here.
For me , one of the most gratifying parts of VBA programming is clicking that button for the Macro you created and for everything to work...
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Feel free to comment or respond to either one of my questions.
-Happy Holidays to all
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