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    VBAX Mentor Hoopsah's Avatar
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    Better late than never.

    Hi,

    I have been using this site and this forum for a wee while now and it was only yesterday that I noticed the introductions section. I felt since I had asked for help on numerous occasions that I should at least complete this section too, (And I won't be having a go at any Yanks )

    My name is Gerry, I use the handle Hoopsah in reference to my football allegiance being a Glasgow Celtic supporter.

    I studied computing when I was at college, dabbling in C++, Pascal, COBOL and Basic. I always had an interest and had began writing rudimentary programs on a - wait for it - Sinclair ZX80 and eventually progressed to the Spectrum.

    I left college and began working in Oil rig design, I blagged my way into the job because I knew how to use AutoCAD.

    Years passed and I found myself returning to Scotland and got married. I took a position within local authority and worked in the finance department.

    About a year ago I got a promotion within the company and now a large part of my day is spent creating reports for department figures, in came Excel. I had only ever used Excel as a calculator before, but when I started getting into it a bit more and realised the VBA language powered it I knew I could return to some programming skills.

    I'm really still learning, but although I have asked for a lot of help fixing problems, this time last year the only command I knew was =SUM(A1+B1)
    I'm getting a lot better now.

    Hope that is enough to introduce myself, but can I also add that I am completing this section as the help on this forum has been second to none. Sure there are some eejits and some sarcastic eejits, but on the whole it has been a pleasurable learning experience. I have registered with quite a few (Mr Excel, The Microsoft software forum, Office experts........) and although they are all good sites, I have really found VBAExpress to be the best.

    So, thanks for all your help, both now and in the future and once again - Hi
    I am playing all the right notes, but not necessarily in the right order.
    Eric Morecambe

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    Knowledge Base Approver VBAX Master Oorang's Avatar
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    Welcome to the board
    Cordially,
    Aaron



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