Macros, Visual Basic, Yahoo group Bawatchers to help with understanding these aspects of software

Aug 14, 2005 0 Replies

For quite some time I avoided visual basic for use with Macros. However, I then found a couple of helpful articles in The Journal of Accountancy. Therefore, I decided to play around with visual basic a bit to see what I could do with it. I have created an example file which I hope will help others learn visual basic.



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&sa=N Visual Basic and Macro Examples File.xls


I will post this on my Yahoo group. On this Yahoo Group I have created the following folders:



For fellow travelers in the accounting field, in this group I will post summaries of articles from The CPA Journal

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The Journal of Accountancy
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magazines from Electronic Accountant
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I can strongly recommend a public library card. Remember that library databases will give you access to the Wall Street Journal and many accounting magazines.



Currently links to the following library systems appear: C/W Mars (the Worcester area and other, central MA) Minuteman (Norwood and Medford, among others) Old Colony (Quincy, Milton, others) Sails Network (towards the southeast, area noted for whaling) Boston Public Library



This will help us stay abreast of events and developments. Feel free to ask questions (though I cannot at all guarantee answers) or to do summaries yourself. Jobsearch tips/leads/issues are also welcome.



Also see our links page for a plethora of information. Chambers of Commerce


Job Search Sites Search for employment


MAC Massachusetts Accounting Firms


Networking Opportunities Organizations to join, meetups to attend, keep connected


Non-Profit Resources Magazines and News about the non-profit world


Online Articles Links to Online Articles and News


Online Chat Groups Online Chat Groups


YPIC Boston Links Links of interest to Young Professionals International Cooperation Boston members



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