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What Every Comptent Excel VBA Programmer Must Know...

1.  I'm looking for a list of features, commands, statements, functions mistakes to avoid, etc. that every competent VBA programmer must know.
2.  Please also list how well these things should be known. (i.e. a general familiarity, working knowledge, or "must know this inside and out")
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Hi,

Are you writing a set of questions for a technical interview for a prospective candidate?

If so, we have Previously Asked Question threads on such topics.

[PS. Where do I apply? ;)]

BFN,

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Thanks to all for the responses!

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It's just for my knowledge. Not for a candidate or a technical interview.

I've been using VBA for about a year and I STILL get slapped in the head, and face with some problem someone asks me to solve that I have absolutely no clue about!!!!!  So, I thought "I must be missing some knowledge that I'm not able to figure things out on my own.
That's why I posted the question.  I keep getting perplexed.
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Hey, I've been doing VBA since Access 2.  I'm learning new stuff all the time.   Just keep doin' it.  Ask questions when you need it.  You'll be fine.
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