Hi dnkndnkn,
For beginners, I would suggest following:-
1) Do short recordings for each and every step (frequent used would be
better), press Alt + F11 and see how Excel has transferred those actions
(steps) into VBA syntax. Now type / edit them and run the code to see the
changes and you will learn it quickly
2) VB Editor (Alt + F11) itself show the next part of syntax, for example
if you write Activecell and press dot (.), it shows Activate, AddComment
etc and from this list you can choose to complete your syntax. :)
I am also a student in this Excel world, there could be other better ways
to master VBA syntax ;)
Regards,
DILIPandey
On Sun, Mar 11, 2012 at 6:21 PM, dnkndnkn <dnknd...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The syntax of VBA is different than other languages. It is difficult
> to remember the syntax, There are many different ways to achive same
> task. It becomes confusing for a beginner. Please suggest a way to
> master syntax.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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