Introduction
There are millions of Microsoft Office developers in the world. Most people who create Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) solutions do not think of themselves as Office developers, but they are. In fact, if you use VBA to customize Office documents, you’re using one of the most popular development platforms out there.
You may have started your development career by recording macros in Word or Excel to automate a repetitive task. You then quickly moved on to adjusting your macros to get them to work exactly the way you needed them to. You may have experienced the excitement of being the office hero by getting an important document created for the boss on time. If you’re like many people, you’ve dug further into VBA coding. You are ...
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