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Will do! Thanks again 🙏

It's similar to the one on the ET website (to download, click "yes" on the download page). I like the one you posted, thank you very much, this really does help.

Simple Gantt Chart Maker

I know how to use google. What I don't know is whether what I find is any good. Are these any good? https://exceltemplate.net/gantt-chart/ I can't judge. VBA/macros is way outside of my wheelhouse for now so I was looking for something easy and simple to manage.

I'm looking for some ready-made Ganntt templates or good tutorials on creating them.

thread913-1489078 Most of the resources in the old thread are not up-to-date. Does anyone have new resources on creating Gantt Charts? Perhaps some free templates in Excel?

Liked your counterargument strongm [bigsmile]

Thank you SaltyTheFrog for sharing those resources.

I think we are forgetting the fact that BASIC stands for "Beginners All purpose Symbolic Instruction Code". So no reason to equate it with ForTran or Pascal when it comes to taking a language just to clear the programming concepts and logical flows. And in this perspective I think "improve [...]...

Thank you Andrzejek! Well, so it's the time to stop suggesting it to students needing a tool to improve their programming skills.

Whether it's VB, FoxPro, or even Excel, it's always challenging to manage Date/Time. Thank you strongm for your contribution as always.

Great catch strongm! Often we do all the hard work and write hundreds of lines of code and miss just one key thing i.e. Randomize (in this case). Liked you reply - well done!

Hi, you seem a guy who avoid long coding. By the way, I would suggest you to use it in a proper way (as per standards) and not avoid looping. Any other technique may slow down your app. Btw, you can write a sub for looping and call that within your main code.

Hello all! Is there any online resource to learn Visual Basic 6 from scratch? Preferably like s3 schools to learn PHP, HTML, etc.

Going not backward...

That's surprising and I think you are definitely missing MSDN. I agree with dilettante.

Thank you SamBones for your comprehensive reply. Yes, programmers from early 80s and even 90s suffered a lot due to "Y2K bug". I was lucky though to stay safe :). I didn't like COBOL even that time and now the world has totally changed. But still in my opinion we should let our students to have...

Should we use MS-access at back-end (with VB) knowing that it has some limitations and we won't be preferring it during our professional lives.