Good books for Excel advanced users

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cyberdude

Hi,

May I ask if you know the good books for Excel's advanced users?
Thank you.

David
 
For programming, I recommend:

Excel 2002 VBA Programmer's Reference
Authors: Rob Bovey, Stephen Bullen, John Green, Robert Rosenberg

Professional Excel Development
Authors: Stephen Bullen, Rob Bovey, John Green

Both are available at amazon.com

HTH
Regards,
GS
 
Be aware that the first book has a 2003 edition. Don't buy the 2003 version,
it suffers from a poor edit and is less useful than the previous version.

--
HTH

Bob Phillips

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Hi Bob,

Your absolutely right! That's why I specified the 2002 edition.

I have both editions, but only because the 2003 was available as an ebook.
It's handy being in my laptop when I'm on the road, but I normally use the
2002 printed edition.

Regards,
Garry
 
Hi Garry,

I suggest you mention that next time. You know, I know, but if the Op goes
into a shop and sees the 2003 version they might think that it's a newer
better version.

Regards

Bob
 
Hi Bob,

For reasons I can't explain here, I can't specifically do that! I was
counting on someone else stepping up! That said, I can only make positive
suggestions<!!> (..if you get my meaning)

Thanks for stepping up!
Garry
 
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