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Microsoft Python Resources
In addition to the documentation of their software products, Microsoft now have a huge amount of on-line resources of more general content, including: YouTube: Python for Beginners Probably the largest hurdle when learning any new programming language is simply knowing … Continue reading
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Dictionary link
The VBA Scripting Dictionary object is very useful (examples here and here), but the documentation is poor. This is fixed at Data Dictionary in VBA – Complete Syntax Documentation, which provides just what it says.