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How do the three VBA training courses differ? Is it specifically relating to the application they are used in?

Ed

RE: VBA Training

Hello Ed

Thank you for your question and welcome to the forum.

Are the three courses you referring to the (1) Excel VBA Intro-Intermediate, (2) Excel VBA Advanced and the (3) Access VBA courses?

Kind regards
Amanda

RE: VBA Training

Hi Amanda,

Thanks for the quick response, I was refering to;

(1) Excel VBA , (2) Access VBA and the (3) VBA programming


Cheers
Ed

RE: VBA Training

Hi Ed

Excel VBA and Access VBA are application specific, whereas the VBA programming course is designed to be more generic.

We offer the Excel VBA and Access VBA courses on public schedule, but not the VBA programming course, which is only offered in other formats (e.g. onsite or closed company training).

I hope this helps.
Amanda

Mon 15 Jun 2009: Automatically marked as resolved.

 

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