Useful Excel and VBA References

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Rudi and others,
This is a real treasure for us.
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Rudi,
Thanks for all these references.
They are so valuable!!!
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I found Excel Macro Mastery very useful as well!
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The thread is old, so I'm glad to see that many of the references are still valid. :thumbup:
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Rudi,
Everything here in this forum are often visited for a reference and review; they are very valuable for us and they never get old even if the link is changed.
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George

When we're gaun up the hill o’ fortune, may we ne'er meet a frien' comin' doun!
(When we are going up the hill of fortune, may we never meet a friend coming down!)

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Nice find geecee. :thumbup:
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Rudi wrote:Nice find geecee. :thumbup:
Thanks Rudi.
George

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geecee wrote:Just found this...
and it led me to this.

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....which tells me it's time for :coffeetime:
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Immediate Window is a must for VBA work, IMO

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Debugging Immediate Window Watch Window F8 Debug (Break) Mode
I don’t often recommend Blogs, as I like to try and explain things every time myself, … but I found this one Blog particularly clear, concise , easy to read, and extremely useful.
I think it should be on every beginners reading list.
I would strongly recommend anyone learning VBA or using VBA to take the time to read this:
https://www.excelcampus.com/vba/vba-imm ... dow-excel/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
In my opinion it is a false economy not to get familiar with the Immediate Window and use of it in debugging a code. If you are not familiar with it, then you will likely get your time investment back with the time you save the first time you use it when anything goes wrong in any coding. It is an essential part of your tool box: compare it to your Multimeter and Oscilloscope when trying to repair any Electrical device: Without that and some other debug stuff** you are blind

**A few debug tips I would add to that Blog, based on my experience, in the text file attached

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May I add the Wise Owl Tutorials on YouTube - full of helpful guidance, and very well presented.
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Thanks, long time no see!

Link: https://www.youtube.com/user/WiseOwlTutorials" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Hi Hans:
Yes, ages since I contributed, but I've been lurking, though!
Thanks for adding the correct link.
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Tony.

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