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replyReply Wed 4 Jan 2012, 15:52Delegate Vicky said...

Vicky has attended:
Excel VBA Intro Intermediate course

VBA Basics

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replyReply Thu 5 Jan 2012, 18:04Trainer Anthony said...

RE: VBA Basics

Hi Vicky, welcome to the forum. If you encounter any VBA related difficulties this forum is the quickest way to fire any questions at me. Good luck with the document management tool!

Anthony

 

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