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Microsoft Excel 2002 Visual Basic for Applications
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Rating: 3.56/5 from 9 reviews Don't Start with This OneIf you're new to VBA, as I was, don't make the same mistake I did. This book is definitely not what I was hoping for. Very unorganized for a starter book, and not much good content. The book from the Wrox group is MUCH better. There is no better book to teach and learn VBA for ExcelAlthough this book is indeed introductory and would not qualify as a reference manual it is the best resource that I have found to teach VBA object programming to my students. The examples are great and with the exception of Chapter 6 on Pivot Tables, maybe too difficult for a beginner, I agree with the good reviews of this book. Jacobson is clear and concise for learning the Range ObjectI read this book two editions ago and it helped me convert all the workbooks for a large California bank from Lotus and older Excel formats. The book teaches you to use the Range object which is the main Object in Excel. Once you know it you can do most things with a little help from the great macro recording facility of Excel--you just generalize a few terms and apply your new knowledge of the Range Object. Thank you Reed! | ||||||||||||||||||||
