New VBA Instructor

I wanted to PM Oorang and thank him for a post I found of his, but I just joined and can't PM yet, so hopefully someone can pass this along to him:

“Thanks for your post on the resources about what changed in Office 2010 and the VBA7 engine. I find info on VBA incredibly hard to find, though your post came out on top in a Google search, so I joined the group!”

I look forward to seeing some great code samples and advice from everyone here.

I started digging into VBA about 3 years ago when I start teaching a course in VB2005 when we covered an intro to VBA in about 3 weeks, but students have since demanded that it switch entirely to VBA.

I must be weird because even though I miss programming in VB, I still enjoy programming in VBA. Although I miss hacking with the Office Assistant and still look for ways I can use it in the current versions of Office :)

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-Rick