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At work, if you already have an existing workflow or process that’s repetitive and you have some level of familiarity with, start with that. You will already be clear about the outcomes you want.

VBA is nice in that since you are manipulating an Office product (usually Excel), you get to see what your code actually does in “real-time”. Running the code line by line (Debug mode IIRC) helps.

Don’t worry about it being “old”, it’s still useful in most corporate settings and like others have said, much of the concepts are transferrable. Myself I went on from VBA to other Microsoft products like Power Query and DAX.

One word of advice, always work on copies! Treat VBA processes as destructive and non-reversible!!! Last thing you want is to mangle “live” files beyond repair…

Have fun :)

no idea you weren’t suppose to chill them. this part of the world, that’s practically impossible, it’ll be a puddle if I leave it out anytime of year.

modern metal band logos are really getting out of hand smh

Reference material for when they release a BG3-style RPG starring Luce and friends.

You would probably get a feeling of déjà vu.

you might want to take a look at this.

Google Trends

… values on the graph do not represent absolute search volume. Instead they are normalized, then indexed on a scale from 1-100

I don’t really wanna know

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did they take measures between 2020 and 2024? if not, from a dataviz standpoint, i don’t think years 2021, 22, 23 should be included in the x-labels; it makes it look like a clean, linear increase through the years.

Beat tetris but you have to listen to the music on loop until you beat it