Learning VBA

[MICHELE]

I was wondering if anyone can suggest a good way to learn VBA. I already use it a little with Access but my company wants me to go to a class to really learn it. They want me to do something pretty intense for about a whole week. I have about 2 years of Access experience and that's the only programming I know. I need to know VBA and all of my books help but just aren't really cutting it.
This website is really great! I have already learned so much and someday I would like to post replies instead of just posting questions. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
And I need something in the Dallas/FtWorth, TX area.

 

[Pat Hartman]

Find the website for the Learning Tree - probably www.learningtree.com. They're pretty well respected and have locations all over the US.

 

[arage]

I knew nothing about access/vba 6 months ago but w/the help of this board & not leaving my desk for squat i've managed to pick up a few things.

i dunno of any books, i found all books have something to offer so whatever you pick up for VBA would be helpful in some sense or another.

 

[HiArt]

The VBA help (must press F1 from within your VBA window) is pretty good. Use this forum to get started and use the Help. Also there are loads of *free* examples all over the net. Get these and work through the code with the debug tool. VBA is quiet easy if you have ever done coding before.

Art