Vba Programming for Microsoft Office Project: Versions 98 Through 2007 (Emp Learning)

Gill, Rod

ISBN 10: 0975982877 / ISBN 13: 9780975982877

Published by Soho Corp, 2006

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Title: Vba Programming for Microsoft Office Project...

Publisher: Soho Corp

Publication Date: 2006

Binding: Paperback

Condition: new

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Synopsis:

Rod Gill's VBA Programming for Microsoft Office Project, Versions 98 through 2007 is the first book devoted to Microsoft Project VBA. Rod Gill helps you get the most from the worlds most popular Project Management tool by showing you ways to automate away the drudgeries of schedule manipulation, how to vastly enhance your reporting capabilities, and how to integrate with other Microsoft Office applications like Access and Excel. VBA Programming for Microsoft Office Project is packed with carefully commented code samples described through a one-step-at-a-time learning approach, each successively building toward more useful and complex application code. With 14 fully functional macros plus many samples of useful code snippets available for download from the official book site, you can start realizing efficiency gains on your very first day using this long-awaited resource. The books editors include Microsoft Project MVPs Gary L. Chefetz and Dale A. Howard, the authoring team who produced the only book on Project Server 2002, and seven titles covering Project and Project Server 2003 including the benchmark standards: Administering an Enterprise PMO using Microsoft Office Project Server 2003 and Managing Enterprise Projects using Microsoft Office Project Server 2003.

About the Author:

Rod Gill, founder of New Zealand based ACE Project System Ltd., has been involved with project management his entire career and with the advanced use of Microsoft Project since its first release. Along with project management training, consulting, and Project Server implementations, Rod has a regular sideline in VBA development, mostly for Microsoft Project. Rod was drawn to VBA development and the challenge of integrating Microsoft Project with other systems after 8 years of software engineering. Rod is a long-time Microsoft Project Most Valuable Professional (MVP), first winning this prestigious technical award in 1998 for his contributions to the Microsoft communities. Rod s passion for Microsoft Project and Project VBA and for helping others has kept him in the forefront of using Microsoft Project.