UK Excel User Group Conference

[Richard Schollar]

I find myself typing my name out on the keyboard as "RichardSchollar" now (without a space). It can be frustrating

 

[njimack]

In Simon's defence, I think this is one of the hardest to get right. I did one a couple of years back, it was pitched higher than Simon's, but I got the same comments. And Simon has some great perspectives ... anyone use Classes? Why? LOL!

I appreciate that of all the subjects, VBA is the hardest to pitch at the right level. I just assumed that given the number of MVPs, the content would be quite advanced. Not a complaint, just an observation. I still managed to pick up a few tips (All these years I've been writing code and I didn't know about Ctrl+Space to display Intellisense!).

 

[Patience]

But then it was 'VBA - it's in everyone's reach,' which to me says - very basic. But then, in all honesty, how much can you really teach about VBA in one hour?

I found that talk really useful for the tips on setting up your editor, as I have to admit to not really knowing what all the buttons did.

 

[Richard Schollar]

F7 was a very usefult tip for me in the VBE!

 

[cornflakegirl]

If the notes / files are published, I'd really appreciate it if someone would let me have a copy. I did sign up for the event originally, but had to cancel due to pregnancy crapness. Really disappointed - especially hearing you all rave about it!

 

[Richard Schollar]

You're pregnant again Emma? Congratulations!!! When's the little one due? (If you've already told me and I've forgotten then i apologise)

 

[xld]

If anyone hears anything about that MS offer as well would appreciate letting me know ...

BTW, what an offer! That was completely out of the blue.

 

[cornflakegirl]

Thanks Richard. Due August, so won't be able to make the October conference either - pesky kid!

 

[RoryA]

You've already got one, and you're doing it again! Are you mad, woman??

 

[cornflakegirl]

Erm, yes, I think so.