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Programming with VBA

This chapter provides an overview of macro programming using VBA. If you are familiar with programming in other versions of BASIC or in FORTRAN, many of the programming techniques described in this chapter will be familiar. [Pg.251]

John Walkenbach, Microsoft Excel 2000 Power Programming with VBA, IDG Books Worldwide, San Mateo, CA, 1999. [Pg.278]

The material concerning charts has been changed extensively to reflect the changes that were made to the ChartWizard. The chapters on programming with VBA have been revised, and the chapters on creating command macros and custom functions using VBA have been completely re-written. [Pg.504]

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