T
tanalee
Aloha...
I borrowed this from my post elsewhere:
I purchased this book recently. It is now one of my
favorite programming books.
Title: Learn Microsoft Excel 2002 VBA Programming with XML
and ASP
Author: Julitta Korol
Publisher: Wordware Publishing Inc (www.wordware.com)
Specifically:
http://www.wordware.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?
Screen=PROD&Store_Code=wwpub&Product_Code=1556227612
Definitely for us Excel VBA programming newbies. A
tutorial, hands-on style. NOT a reference book.
Introduction to all kinds of basic programming
possibilities.
From the site:
- Quickly learn how to program by utilizing the built-in
macro recorder.
- Add decision making and repetition to your procedures.
- Control other applications from within Excel through
Automation.
- Create and customize user forms, menus, and toolbars.
- Learn how to handle errors and debug your programs by
using built-in debugging tools.
- Perform Microsoft Access tasks from within Excel.
- Discover how to put Excel data on a web page and
retrieve data from the web into an Excel worksheet.
- Work with Excel spreadsheets saved in XML format.
- Program special features such as the Microsoft Office XP
PivotTable and PivotChart web components.
- Learn how to use a number of objects from the Excel 2002
and Office XP Object Models.
I can't recommend it highly enough for us newbies.
Tana-Lee
I borrowed this from my post elsewhere:
I purchased this book recently. It is now one of my
favorite programming books.
Title: Learn Microsoft Excel 2002 VBA Programming with XML
and ASP
Author: Julitta Korol
Publisher: Wordware Publishing Inc (www.wordware.com)
Specifically:
http://www.wordware.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?
Screen=PROD&Store_Code=wwpub&Product_Code=1556227612
Definitely for us Excel VBA programming newbies. A
tutorial, hands-on style. NOT a reference book.
Introduction to all kinds of basic programming
possibilities.
From the site:
- Quickly learn how to program by utilizing the built-in
macro recorder.
- Add decision making and repetition to your procedures.
- Control other applications from within Excel through
Automation.
- Create and customize user forms, menus, and toolbars.
- Learn how to handle errors and debug your programs by
using built-in debugging tools.
- Perform Microsoft Access tasks from within Excel.
- Discover how to put Excel data on a web page and
retrieve data from the web into an Excel worksheet.
- Work with Excel spreadsheets saved in XML format.
- Program special features such as the Microsoft Office XP
PivotTable and PivotChart web components.
- Learn how to use a number of objects from the Excel 2002
and Office XP Object Models.
I can't recommend it highly enough for us newbies.
Tana-Lee