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Hello,
I recently landed a job in Supply Chain. I know basic Excel (IF statements, Solver, Vlookups, etc.) but I feel to progress in my career I need to master VBA programming. Can any of you recommend any resources that help people with no coding experience learn VBA?
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>>60079966
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VBA won't help you with anything. It's just a corporate meme that was big a decade ago. The new corporate meme is diversity. Try gentoo
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>>60079950
VBA is dead, learn C#
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>>60079950
VBA is dead. I just search online for what I want to do and go from there. Usually there's enough Stack Overflow posts to point me in the right direction.
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>>60079950
MSDN
They surely have to have manual about their language.
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>>60079950
Basically you just start with recording macros.
Edit some cells, copy and paste stuff.
Then look at the code and modify it and so on.
Also you can look at the object models for Excel, PowerPoint or what you need.
Last but not least google "VBA tutorial".
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