Using Visual Basic for Applications 5

Sanna, Paul J.; Anderson, Christa; Green, John; Marchuk, Michael; Palmer, Pamela; Podlin, Sharon; Rahmel, Dan; Ray, Bill; Reilly, Brian; Root, Gregory J.; Tasker, Liz

ISBN 10: 0789709597 / ISBN 13: 9780789709592

Published by Que Pub, 1996

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Using Visual Basic for Applications 5
• Publisher: Que Pub
• Publication Date: 1996
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0789709597
• ISBN 13: 9780789709592
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: good

About this title

Synopsis

Power users must have this essential core tutorial for developing custom VBA solutions within the Microsoft Office environment. In-depth back office strategies include large scale and network applications, SQL Server solutions, Internet strategies, and more. The CD includes all code examples from the book, a collection of shareware and VBA routines, and VBA Custom Controls.

Review

Macro programming is old hat; new applications including Microsoft's Office 97 suite use full-blown programming languages to automate their behavior. In Special Edition Using Visual BASIC for Application 5, you'll find out how to control the behavior of VBA-enabled applications, enable them to exchange information with each other, and adapt them to build self-contained vertical-market solutions. Specific chapters cover the object models of Excel, Word, and other Microsoft applications; there's even a section on calling the Win32 application programming interface and invoking registry calls. The chapters are written by a variety of authors, which sometimes disrupts the book's flow if you read them in sequence, but the information between the covers make it a valuable desk reference for VBA 5 programmers.