Excel 97 Programming for Windows for Dummies

By John Walkenbach

By itself, Excel 97 can do some pretty amazing stuff. Add Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) and you add a whole other dimension of automation and customization. Excel 97 Programming For Windows For Dummies offers plenty of practical examples of Excel programming in action and explains in plain English how to * Save time and improve accuracy by automating common tasks * Design custom dialog boxes to suit your and your organization's needs * Build specialized functions to use in your worksheets * Create add-ins, take advantage of the Windows API, and define custom data types With numerous books and articles on Excel to his credit, John Walkenbach is the ideal author to make Excel programming understandable, whether you're new to programming or just new to this latest release of Excel.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0764501321
• ISBN13: 9780764501326
• Release Date: July 1997
• Publisher: For Dummies
• Length: 405 Pages
• Weight: 1.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 7.4" x 9.2"

Customer Reviews

An Excellent Book for Beginners.

If you want to get your foot in the door with Excel VBA, this is the book to read. Look no further. No other excel programming book is as easy to read and follow as this one.

Look no further!

Do yourself a favour. Buy it. Enuff said

Great Info with an excellent presentation!

This book is wonderful -- I was able to dig in right away! I had a huge data table of mixed text and numbers that I needed to rearrange for statistical analysis, and I was able to quickly learn enough VBA to program what I needed to get the job done. Now I have been going back through the book to find out what other neat stuff I can do -- I am learning a lot more about Excel along the way. I have wanted to know how to...

A Big Ditto!!

There isn't much I can add to the previous reviewer's comments. This is simply the best book to learn Excel97 VBA (it blows Microsoft's Step-by-Step book out of the water).

This is "THE" book for learning Excel propramming.

After reading 2 other excel programming books, I was left overwhelmed and frustrated. John's book is very well written and concise. It starts at the very basics, but still leads you though some fairly complex and very useful procedures. I highly recommend it to anyone trying to learn Excel programming. There is definitely something for everyone in this book