Indeed. Individual learning styles differ. Different approaches work for different apps. Different students of VBA come to the table with varying experience in programming.Originally Posted by Howard Kaikow
For some people, like me, books are only a very small part of the VBA learning process. I have a ton of books on VBA development for Excel, Access, and Outlook, and they are valuable references, but I find I learn much more from trying to "just do it", trying to answer questions here and at other fora, and from working with other forum experts to get my own questions answered.
