Suggestions for VBA books

[danny2000]

Hi
Does anyone know any good books on VBA? I have books on VBA but they all seem to miss the point when it comes to major detail. I want something which explains the nitty gritties of VBA which would help me decipher how VBA recognises objects and as per my previous post, how a named range can be treaded and used in formulas as if it were an object etc. There are so many questions that VBA books don't answer so I assume there are books where someone can get a detailed understanding of VBA and why we would for exampel use qoutation marks when referring to a range etc. How is this tought at universities? There must be some detailed material on this subject. Thank you.

[VBA Noob]

See link

http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...highlight=book

VBA Noob

[dominicb]

Good morning danny2000

My personal book of choice is Excel 2003 Power Programming with VBA by John Walkenbach.

It comes with a CD containing the e-book, tons of examples, and you can get JW's PUPv6 add-in for free too. Bargain!!

http://www.j-walk.com/ss/

HTH

DominicB

[VBA Noob]

If he followed the links he will discovered that dominicb

http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...ighlight=excel

VBA Noob

[dominicb]

Maybe. But what's the harm in reiterating a point?
Besides, he would only have discovered that if he'd followed the link that pointed to the link...

DominicB