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I currently know very little about VB code and want to learn for use in
MS office applications such as Access and Excel, while also learning
how to write some login scripts using VBS. The only option as far as
company paid training that I have locally is an introduction class to
VB .Net programming.
Trying to do some research, I'm conflicted if this class would benefit
me or not. I know that the office apps use VBA which is a little
different, but I wouldn't mind learning VB .Net for application
development, but that isn't my main concern at this time, and not being
able to apply what I've learned to help with Access would not make my
employer very happy. I was just hoping for something that would help me
get out of this novice stage of VB code.
Would the VB .NET class help me in programming Access and Excel and
allow me to write scripts in VBS? Or would I be causing myself
unnecessary confusion when trying to apply VB .Net knowledge to those
programs. At this time it's this class or nothing. Any advice you can
give would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
MS office applications such as Access and Excel, while also learning
how to write some login scripts using VBS. The only option as far as
company paid training that I have locally is an introduction class to
VB .Net programming.
Trying to do some research, I'm conflicted if this class would benefit
me or not. I know that the office apps use VBA which is a little
different, but I wouldn't mind learning VB .Net for application
development, but that isn't my main concern at this time, and not being
able to apply what I've learned to help with Access would not make my
employer very happy. I was just hoping for something that would help me
get out of this novice stage of VB code.
Would the VB .NET class help me in programming Access and Excel and
allow me to write scripts in VBS? Or would I be causing myself
unnecessary confusion when trying to apply VB .Net knowledge to those
programs. At this time it's this class or nothing. Any advice you can
give would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.