Excel 2019 Power Programming with VBA

This is a very thorough, well written book. Even though it's a few years old I find it highly applicable to use with my 2025 version of Excel 365. It covers pretty much everything, in part because Excel VBA is a mature language and changes very little from year to year at this point.I have been reading a number of good Excel VBA books in the past year or so. This is the best one of all.

The book is well written and the material is above the level of vba books I have found. A nice compromise of clarity and a somewhat advanced book showing many tricks that save time and are very useful.

There is another book, by this same author that has a LOT of the same information and less than half the price of this one. Disappointed that this is missing VALUABLE information for back mapping macros etc.

No book like this can be complete - but it does cover ALL important topics (forms in detail, send email etc). Amazed how well organized it is. Thanks

741 pages packed full of VBA for Excel information with many, many example code.

Every concept is well explained and good examples of code and use cases are provided.Suitable from beginners to experienced developers.A wide range of topics related to vba for excel is covered (from simple functions or procedures to full applications or addins).The content of this book is a treasure.

I'm the "excel person" at my work, so I love learning new excel functionality. I haven't really delved into macros or VBA, so this is a great book to get me started. It is easy to follow and has a natural progression (from fundamentals/basics to complex topics). I've already put a few things to use at work! If you are already familiar with this stuff, I can't comment if it would be a useful guide. But for someone looking to expand their excel skillset, it's great!

Used EXCEL for over 30 years and not once was there time to dig into "all" that is there. Retired offered the time to fully appreciate the capabilities of EXCEL. If increasing one's knowledge in general or more to the point, EXCEL, this is a great resource to understand EXCEL's capabilities and boundaries.