Hi, I would like to purchase a book based on vba. I came across these two versions but not too sure which one to get. What is the difference between the two versions. I m currently using excel 2010 on my pc. Or, if anyone could let me know if there a greater book on vba and macros?
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vba and macros: microsoft excel 2010 and 2013
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If you are programming for Excel 2010, then you should by the 2010 version of the book. There are some significant object changes - such as charts - in the Excel 2013 book, but Bill does provide backwards compatible reference in the Chart chapter if you do instead buy the 2013 version. Still, it's best to buy the copy compatible with the version you are programming most for.
