Over in the P5 forum there is a thread dealing with the trials of the non-coders.  It seems most of us do pencil and paper work.  Some of those would like to switch to computers but the time involved in leaning how to do just a few things is too much of a burden on what little time they have each day.  One member has offered to begin VBA lessons on his blog.  I have suggested that he do so; we could use the help.

    I am not a professional VBA programmer by any means.  I know what I want to do and how to do most of it.  Someone (anyone!) with more knowledge than I is welcome to begin such a course.  But if no one has stepped forward by the middle of December, then I am going to tell everyone what little I know and how to program in Excel using VBA.

    There will be a lot I don't know for I am not concerned about pivot tables, drop down boxes, pop up windows, and the like.  All I ask of my programs is find the number set that matches a certain parameter.  This I can do.

    So, let's hope someone with more knowledge than I about Excel comes forth.  Learning from me is the last thing anyone should do but will be better that not learning at all.