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I am very interested in learning vba and have purchased a couple of text books on the subject. However when I got them I found out that they were more of the lecture type study books. Now I learn better by hands on training with exercises so I was wondering if your training manuals are lecture type or hands on. :oops:
 

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When you buy the book, there is a link to download all of the project files in the book. With the project files, you can try every single bit of code in the book on real data.
 
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