How to learn VBA

I live in San Francisco Bay Area. Anyone can help me with
suggestion of where I could learn (classes?) VBA for Excel?

I know very little mainly by playing around and reading
some books but I think I need a more structured,
fundamental approch to learning VBA. And frankly, haven't
seen any structure in place to teach people, it maybe my
impression, but its almost like, play and learn as you go
kind of thing...


Regards,

Thrava

I would suggest getting John Walkenbach's book...
Excel 200x Power Programming With VBA (x means get his latest book)
Check out his web site. The below link takes you straight to his book
section.
http://www.j-walk.com/ss/books/xlbook25.htm
HTH,
Gary Brown

"Thrava" wrote:

> I live in San Francisco Bay Area. Anyone can help me with
> suggestion of where I could learn (classes?) VBA for Excel?
>
> I know very little mainly by playing around and reading
> some books but I think I need a more structured,
> fundamental approch to learning VBA. And frankly, haven't
> seen any structure in place to teach people, it maybe my
> impression, but its almost like, play and learn as you go
> kind of thing...
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Thrava
>

Thank you Gary


>-----Original Message-----
>I would suggest getting John Walkenbach's book...
>Excel 200x Power Programming With VBA (x means get his
latest book)
>Check out his web site. The below link takes you
straight to his book
>section.
>http://www.j-walk.com/ss/books/xlbook25.htm
>HTH,
>Gary Brown
>
>"Thrava" wrote:
>
>> I live in San Francisco Bay Area. Anyone can help me
with
>> suggestion of where I could learn (classes?) VBA for
Excel?
>>
>> I know very little mainly by playing around and reading
>> some books but I think I need a more structured,
>> fundamental approch to learning VBA. And frankly,
haven't
>> seen any structure in place to teach people, it maybe
my
>> impression, but its almost like, play and learn as you
go
>> kind of thing...
>>
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Thrava
>>
>.
>

Check you local community college. I've seen lots of excel course offered
(basic, intermediate, and advanced).

If you see one that looks promising, give them a call and ask what they cover.

And visit the .programming newsgroup.

Lurking is fine.

If you see something that interests you, post back with questions or solutions.

Thrava wrote:
>
> I live in San Francisco Bay Area. Anyone can help me with
> suggestion of where I could learn (classes?) VBA for Excel?
>
> I know very little mainly by playing around and reading
> some books but I think I need a more structured,
> fundamental approch to learning VBA. And frankly, haven't
> seen any structure in place to teach people, it maybe my
> impression, but its almost like, play and learn as you go
> kind of thing...
>
> Regards,
>
> Thrava

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Dave Peterson