What are the best productivity add-in for Microsoft Excel I can use at business ?

macropod · #1 01-11-2014, 04:20 AM

Excel VBA is the Excel version of Visual Basic for Applications, not VB6 (which hasn't been available for years) or its successor VB.NET. Ideally, you would learn VBA for whichever version(s) of Excel you work with - each version differs as features get added/revised/deleted.

MGadAllah · #2 01-11-2014, 04:22 AM

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Originally Posted by macropod

Excel VBA is the Excel version of Visual Basic for Applications, not VB6 (which hasn't been available for years) or its successor VB.NET. Ideally, you would learn VBA for whichever version(s) of Excel you work with - each version differs as features get added/revised/deleted.

So learning VB 6 will help for all VBA for all MS Office version?

macropod · #3 01-11-2014, 04:24 AM

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Originally Posted by MGadAllah

So learning VB 6 will help for all VBA for all MS Office version?

I would have thought it obvious from my previous reply that the answer to that can only be No. VB6 has nothing to do with VBA.

MGadAllah · #4 01-11-2014, 04:25 AM

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Originally Posted by macropod

I would have thought it obvious from my previous reply that the answer to that can only be No. VB6 has nothing to do with VBA.

This is the version I've in Excel 2010.

Ok, sorry if I misunderstood ... Please advise for the right thing I should do?

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