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I am looking for a really good reference book for coding in VBA. I primarily code in Access, but also write some macros in Excel. I did a search on Amazon.com and there are a ton of VBA reference books listed. Does anyone have any recommendations on a book that might be better then the rest?
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My bible for Coding in Excel is 'Excel 2000 Power Programming with VBA' by John Walkenbach'. It's constantly open on my desk for quick reference. I can't find a decent Access book at the same level as that of Excel, but Beginning Access 2003 VBA' by Denise Gosnel isn't bad...
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There are two books that I recommend if you're looking at getting started with VBA. The first is Access 2000 Fundamentals (Visual Basic for Application) written by Evan Callahan. The second book I can't remember the entire title, but it's VBA in 15 days. I've seen it at Barnes and Noble.
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F1 ? (well, from the code window anyway).
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Ideas on Good VBA Reference Book
There are two books that I have found helpful. One is the Microsoft Excel 2000 Visual Basic for applications by Reed Jacobson, and the other is " Excel Porgramming Weekend Crash Course", but Peter G. Aitken
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