thanks a lot.
btw - i just found a nerd joke.
Code:
Dim sum ...
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| Author: | Pext [ 02-17-2005 02:13 AM ] |
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As i'm currently doing some research in prime numbers, i decided to collect some data i need for my maths with excel, as it allready includes a good ways to represent the data after creating the numbers (colouring certain cells, etc...). But as i don't know shit about vba - and as google is full of payed ad-links when it comes to excel - it'd be nice if someone could point me to a free internet resource on vba programming. I allready know C and Java btw, so i dont need general programming info ... Things i need to know: 1 - how are simple functions implemented for excel/basic. something like: Code: void bla(int x, string y)
{ // - code - } 2 - how to access (in/out) a certain cell in a certain document by its index hm... i think that's all. |
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| Author: | Guest [ 02-17-2005 03:49 AM ] |
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Getting ready for work so I gotta make this quick. vbcity Check that place out. It's been very helpfull for me. There's a forum specifically for VBA and excel. |
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| Author: | Pext [ 02-17-2005 05:41 AM ] |
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thanks a lot. btw - i just found a nerd joke. Code: Dim sum ...
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| Author: | Shmee [ 02-21-2005 05:51 PM ] |
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vb is almost counter intuitive if you know any "real" (for want of a better term - don't crucify me if you worship VB) languages. I mean, functions.... come on. No return? Small children can easilly understand the concept. What's with setting the function name equal to the result? |
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| Author: | U4EA [ 02-21-2005 11:37 PM ] |
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Not a VB worshipper but it definitely has its uses. I'm not overly familiar with VB6 as I only used it for one uni project, but I've been professionally using VB.NET for our GUIs for a year now and it's pretty damn solid. Gets rid of a lot of old VB6 inconsistencies and crap, adds OO support not to mention .NET libraries and countless other improvements. |
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| Author: | Shmee [ 02-23-2005 07:29 AM ] |
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Oh yeah - to be sure. I was knocking the old VB6 and back. .Net is pretty much an improvement on everything. |
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| Author: | Guest [ 02-23-2005 10:15 PM ] |
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How much different is VB.NET than VB6? Would there be a large amount of relearning? |
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| Author: | U4EA [ 02-24-2005 12:21 AM ] |
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As I said, I'm not too familiar with VB6 but I'd guess a fair amount of learning would be in order. |
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| Author: | Tormentius [ 02-24-2005 12:28 AM ] |
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U4EA wrote: As I said, I'm not too familiar with VB6 but I'd guess a fair amount of learning would be in order.
Yeah, I'd say quite a bit. |
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| Author: | Guest [ 02-25-2005 02:15 PM ] |
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What I was afraid of. Well, back to the books..... |
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