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I am asking a curious question. Even though there is not a set of numbers as we are dealing with criteria set of experience projects etc. Someone in US firm, currently gets paid only $ 34K a year for being a vba developer creating reports in excel, running creating tsql queries, then making excel get data from SQL Server. He is no doubt, very good at what he does.

My question - its that ok salary or that's been underpaid. if possible, can you give me a broader range of salary that might fit in this type of work. Please advise. Note the person has previously had 1.5 year experience doing similar VBA stuff.

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nickinthooz

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Rayne

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Thanks Nick,
Just to let you know...Its Washington state

Rayne

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Degree in Business & Information Sytems

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Lee W, MVP

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Dave Baldwin

It's hard to tell because there are almost no jobs advertised with less than 2 years experience.

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Rayne

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Thanks Everyone :)
Awesome Guys, seriously AWESOME. Please let me know more stuff...
More Views / Feedback ...Keep it coming ...Waiting for more interesting Feedback please :)

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Rayne

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Thanks to All Experts for their Feedback s :)
Lots of interesting Views shared.