Wednesday, December 29, 2004
Best Practices for VBA
From Automate Excel this brief article and links for VBA best practice documents.
A couple of good links on VBA best practices:
RVBA Naming Conventions
RVBA Coding Conventions
Eight Bug Reduction Tips
Tricks and techniques are abundant on the web. Documented best practices are not as easy to stumble on. Feel free to add a link if you think it fits.
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