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    Question for Professionals/Experts

    I'm currently studying and practicing VBA in hopes of eventually becoming highly proficient. My question is, what exactly does it look like to be an expert: For instance, are you able to write VBA code from scratch as fluently as you would write a sentence in English, or do you generally start with Macro Recorders and use that as a blueprint? Do you rely heavily on reference books or the VBA help library, or are you able to accomplish most tasks on the fly without any reference materials? And from a practical point-of-view, what was your training like as you went from novice to intermediate to advanced? By that I mean, are there any strategies or techniques you used that really helped you master the coding?

    Any responses would be highly appreciated. I'm not looking for shortcuts; I just want to set some realistic goals for myself and get into good habits, so I figured I should ask people who've already walked this road.

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    Re: Question for Professionals/Experts

    Your post does not comply with Rule 1 of our Forum RULES. Your post title should accurately and concisely describe your problem, not your anticipated solution.

    Use terms appropriate to a Google search. Poor thread titles, like Please Help, Urgent, Need Help, Formula Problem, Code Problem, and Need Advice will be addressed according to the OP's experience in the forum: If you have less than 10 posts, expect (and respond to) a request to change your thread title. If you have 10 or more posts, expect your post to be locked, so you can start a new thread with an appropriate title.

    this thread is closed, please start another and title it appropriately

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    1. Use code tags for VBA. [code] Your Code [/code] (or use the # button)
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