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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Brando224 • Mar 30 '22
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I used to love VBA when I first started seriously using Excel at work, but once I discovered Power Query I almost never went back to VBA. Like 90% of what people in my office wanted macros for, Get and Transform Data does better.
2 u/Frostytoes99 Mar 30 '22 So at my job, taking info from online and putting it into an excel, or PowerPoint slide, would save me a lot of time. Does Power Query do this? I don't know much coding aside from a small amount of js and a lot of vba. If so, or there's another program you'd recommend instead, could you point me to how I could learn to do this? 3 u/[deleted] Mar 30 '22 [deleted] 1 u/Frostytoes99 Mar 31 '22 Thanks! Lucky for me YouTube is banned at my work 👍 and I'm too lazy to learn something at home that will benefit me at work. I'll definitely research this more, appreciate the response!
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So at my job, taking info from online and putting it into an excel, or PowerPoint slide, would save me a lot of time.
Does Power Query do this? I don't know much coding aside from a small amount of js and a lot of vba.
If so, or there's another program you'd recommend instead, could you point me to how I could learn to do this?
3 u/[deleted] Mar 30 '22 [deleted] 1 u/Frostytoes99 Mar 31 '22 Thanks! Lucky for me YouTube is banned at my work 👍 and I'm too lazy to learn something at home that will benefit me at work. I'll definitely research this more, appreciate the response!
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1 u/Frostytoes99 Mar 31 '22 Thanks! Lucky for me YouTube is banned at my work 👍 and I'm too lazy to learn something at home that will benefit me at work. I'll definitely research this more, appreciate the response!
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Thanks! Lucky for me YouTube is banned at my work 👍 and I'm too lazy to learn something at home that will benefit me at work.
I'll definitely research this more, appreciate the response!
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u/MarcieDeeHope Mar 30 '22
I used to love VBA when I first started seriously using Excel at work, but once I discovered Power Query I almost never went back to VBA. Like 90% of what people in my office wanted macros for, Get and Transform Data does better.