VBA Books: General or Excel-Specific?

JenniferMurphy

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I'd like to get a VBA reference book. I'll never be a serious VBA developer. It will be just for personal use for writing little macros. Most of them will be for Excel, some for Word. Would you all recommend one general VBA book or one for each application?

Mastering VBA for Microsoft Office 2013 by Richard Mansfield looks like a good general book.
 

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