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What is VBA good for? …
… is the name of a Stackoverflow thread that sends a steady trickle of visitors here (thanks to a link posted by Charles Williams of FastExcel). On a similar theme, Smurf on Spreadsheets has a post entitled “What’s so good … Continue reading
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Tagged Excel, future of VBA, VBA, What is VBA good for
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