Learning VBA
I am in the process of learning VBA. As I gat more into this, I realize that there seem to be many different flavors of VBA out there.
Specifically, I am trying to learn VBA for MicroStation, A CAD program developed by Bentley. I am following a book titled:
"Learning MicroStation VBA", by Jerry Winters, 2006 Bentley Institute Press.
Over all it's a good book, but sometimes, it seems to be written for a reader that already knows VBA, which I do not.
I know the Bentley Program MicroStation very well, so when the VBA book references connecting to some bit of the program, I know pretty well whet it is talking about. However, it's the VBA I am having problems with, specifically when the book tells me to "Write some code", and I do, but it then does not offer any answers to the errors I get when I try the code out.
My Question is:
Is there some additional, fundamental VBA book or documentation I could reference to help me along in explaining what this book seems to be lacking in. I feel like I should know VBA better but when I look for additional information, it's always VBA for Excel or Word, or something else.
Thanks in advance
Specifically, I am trying to learn VBA for MicroStation, A CAD program developed by Bentley. I am following a book titled:
"Learning MicroStation VBA", by Jerry Winters, 2006 Bentley Institute Press.
Over all it's a good book, but sometimes, it seems to be written for a reader that already knows VBA, which I do not.
I know the Bentley Program MicroStation very well, so when the VBA book references connecting to some bit of the program, I know pretty well whet it is talking about. However, it's the VBA I am having problems with, specifically when the book tells me to "Write some code", and I do, but it then does not offer any answers to the errors I get when I try the code out.
My Question is:
Is there some additional, fundamental VBA book or documentation I could reference to help me along in explaining what this book seems to be lacking in. I feel like I should know VBA better but when I look for additional information, it's always VBA for Excel or Word, or something else.
Thanks in advance
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I will venture further out to see what else I can find to supplement this text and hope that chapter 6 is better.
Thanks