VBA Training

[billheath]

Is there a good instructional book on VBA programming? I have been learning on my own and I could use something to help with fundamentals.
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[Jonathan]

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp

Then use the thing on the left to navigate to:
Office Developer Documentation - Office 97 Documentation - Access - Building Applications with Microsoft Access.

It's OK - I always found the access help to be useful as well.

Hope this helps
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[Telsa]

I found taking classes at

http://www.SmartPlanet.com

very helpful. Although they are VB6 classes, they are frequently relevant to VBA as well.

HTH

Mary ) [sig][/sig]

 

[BMeek]

I have a couple of reference books that are pretty thorough on the fundamentals and allow pretty robust development. They are:
VBA for Microsoft Office 2000 Unleashed - SAMS (Intermediate to advanced users)
Access 2000 Developer's Handbook Vol 1: Desktop Edition - Sybex (Intermediate to advanced users) [sig]<p>Bryan Meek<br><a href=mailto:bmeek@pacbell.net>bmeek@pacbell.net</a><br><a href=

http://www.handtech.com/meekent>Meek

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[Quehay]

The Wrox Intro to Access VBA Programming is a good intro with lots of useful code examples.