Office for Mac 2011 - Visual Basic

Thanks for the response. I was hoping for a tutorial along the lines of the lynda.com tutorials rather than just a help menu or forum section.

You have to sift through a lot of irrelevant or illegible material to get to what you're looking for in a help menu or forum section. I was hoping that there was a website (free or pay) that had good tutorials for a beginner in VB.

Sorry about that, I figured with it being Office for Mac I might be able to get some helpful information from this forum.

I get that there's a right place for questions, but what's the point of responding just to tell someone they're to go somewhere else? You could always ignore the question.

I was aware of both the help menu and the help forums. I had gone through the tutorial you linked to previously (got there from Excel help) but it had a Word table generation tutorial, so it wasn't exactly what I was looking for.

I recognize the increased effectiveness and decreased clutter of putting questions in the right place, but I wasn't exactly asking a help menu type question. I mentioned a location of tutorials that I'd found helpful for other topics and that many people are familiar with, hoping to find a similarly structured tutorial for this topic.

In my opinion, it's at least equally irrelevant to suggest a location that is not directly related to the question as it is to ask a question about a software made by another company. And way more condescending.

@Dimaxum: I, too, am familiar with this up and coming technology of internet perusal called google.