Question for the Programmers Reading This:

[willow_red]

I'm going to need to learn Visual Basic for work. Part of my job will be figuring out some old code and (hopefully) fixing it, as well as developing new code. This will be both VBA within Excel and freestanding applications. I want to pick up a book this week to start teaching myself VB. Which book do you recommend? I looked up the O'Reilly books online, and it looks like there are several for VB, so I'm not sure which one to get.

Any advice would be appreciated!

Comments

[abelits.livejournal.com]

Just bang your head at the wall enough, and at some point VB will start making sense.

(This is my standard response to questions about learning VB).

Seriously, VB is a horrible language, accept my condolences for having to deal with it.