Hey everyone, I've gone through the majority of reputable online tutorials regarding working with Excel, particularly in relation to VBA. I was wondering if anyone could recommend a good book for me to use to learn more about VBA? I know the Holy Macro! book is published here, but I'm hoping to get a few more recommendations for comparison purposes. I'm especially looking for a book with lots of example scenarios where it gives you a situation and asks you to solve it with VBA since that's how I learn best. Any ideas? Thanks a lot!
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EdNerd shared these links a few years back. They may be of use:
www.YumaMagic.com/ExcelFaves.htm
I would recommend frequenting this forum and subscribing to threads that interest you. I feel this will work better than reading any books (Don't get me wrong they have value and are good building blocks). I'm mainly of this opinion because, I own about 20 or 30 books on the subject matter and I rarely use them.
The best practice is doing.
www.YumaMagic.com/ExcelFaves.htm
I would recommend frequenting this forum and subscribing to threads that interest you. I feel this will work better than reading any books (Don't get me wrong they have value and are good building blocks). I'm mainly of this opinion because, I own about 20 or 30 books on the subject matter and I rarely use them.
The best practice is doing.
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