http://vba.info Your source for information on VBA Wed, 19 Nov 2008 21:45:25 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en I was recently working on a project where I needed to create a few lines of text based on the data in an Access database. I could have just written the data to a TextBox, but to save some cutting and pasting, I had the code write it directly to ... http://vba.info/?p=37 Microsoft is offering some free programming e-books.  They aren't on VBA, but they will be useful to people who also program in other languages.  You can download sample chapters directly, but to get the entire contents of the books, you must sign-up for the Microsoft's "Book Connection Newsletter." Introducing Microsoft ... http://vba.info/?p=29 I mentioned last week that Microsoft has VBA reference guides available for download for Office 2003. They also have free references guides for Office 2007. These 'Developer Guides' include information on VBA for Office and other topics related to software development for Office 2007. They are ... http://vba.info/?p=14 Microsoft offers several free VBA references.  Each is available for download as a .chm (Help) file and as an online references.  These references contain conceptual overviews, programming tasks, samples, and references to help you  write VBA for Microsoft Office applications: Available are: VBA Language Reference for the Office Object Model Excel VBA ... http://vba.info/?p=1