Dear
There is video series from lynda you can suggest it. It is hastle free and will help him learning basics.
Otherwise best thing to learn is practice.
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On 22-Nov-2011, at 10:24 AM, "noskosteve" <noskosteve@yahoo.com> wrote:
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> Some pointers (in the programming sense) please...
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> A semi-distant friend (says he) wants to learn Excel VBA, but I don't have the time to hold his hand, just answer questions. I'd like to point to some on-line info, but the things I want to have him read all seem to be gone. Yes, I can suggest a book.
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> I'd like him to get through tutorials on using the editor and Object Model before I'll take him seriously. The Links Area has the old TechTrax link.
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> Besides, TechTrax is on hold (Rah! Rah! for the Patriot Guard) and I can no longer find on the net something like "Microsoft Office 97/Visual Basic Programmer's Guide" that I have parts of on paper and should help him.
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> Dave G's Beginner sheet in the Files Area is things I have told or can tell him and I'd rather not point him to this group until he gets significant basics - I know his learning style and he has a long way to go.
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> MSDN doesn't have what I think he can use (at least I can find it anymore), even in archive and support.microsoft.com isn't bringing up stuff I like either.
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> I suppose I can mail him my papers...
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> Suggestions?
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> 73, Steve
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