Ok, does anyone know of a VB (or VBA) source (print or website, but print manual preferred because I sometimes work on machines that are permanently disconnected from the web to the extend of not having a web connection in the same room) that gives reasonably comprehensive lists of pre-defined methods, pre-defined objects, and their properties, with short explanations of their meanings? Please note that there are good reasons for doing this, despite what Microsoft think.

 

TIA.

Anyone?

I've just used the built in help and the interweb. Sorry not much help.

I've just used the built in help and the interweb. Sorry not much help.

The built-in "help" is oxymoronic in Office 2010 compared with earlier versions, oh and doesn't actually work without a web connection. Even when it worked, it wasn't always that useful if you didn't know the name of the top-level object you wanted.

How about something like VBA for dummies?

Give this a go.

 

http://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/download/details.aspx?id=40326