BigBen

d*mn that's slick

solid!

screaming for the ducky

that feeling when a "Process Improvement" analyst shares his VBA, and it's got GoTo and Select and Activate, and it's even VBA to begin with.

@MathieuGuindon lol

Oh yeah, this looks like exactly what I need, thank you!

I like those types of books hahaha

Context: switching from on-prem data warehouse (Teradata) to Azure.

Fairly deep!

Any recommendation for a good resource to learn T-SQL?

hahahahahaha

pretty!

Bc Bookmark has been rebranded/revamped to "Saves". But yeah, it's annoying.

hahahahahahah

Whatever happened to This?

Well yeah, I definitely agree on the buffer

eesh that's a rough commute for a uni meeting

currently sitting in a (useless) meeting of 12 people

what, you actually work during the workday?

lol

Well put. I couldn't have said that :-)

Question just posted with a shout-out to RD

It's amazing that we get Python questions in a VBA rubberducking chat room ...

d*mn, looks awesome

@Vogel612 seems about right

^ Linux?

I noticed as well.

yay for new hardware

@Duga I recognize that username

Wasn't the Perseid meteor shower this weekend? obviously not related to RD but your comment made me think of it...

I appreciate the feedback!

The blank line would definitely help

Yah I thought about something like this, including the blank line!

I have not installed RD on my work machine

not sure

good idea

ah yeah I can visualize that

ah maybe I laughed too soon... seems like you're suggesting the second option I proposed?

hahahahahahaha

Been writing too much Python lately and it's bleeding over into VBA lol

And will get longer if I add more params

I don't want to do that though, too long

This looks even uglier.

Function MakeRange( _
        ByVal Sld As Slide, _
        ByVal WantedShapes As String _
) As ShapeRange
    Set MakeRange = Sld.Shapes.Range(WantedShapes)
End Function

This looks ugly to me bc the indentation of the parameters aligns with the indentation of the function body. Any suggestions as to how to improve?

Function MakeRange( _
    ByVal Sld As Slide, _
    ByVal WantedShapes As String _
) As ShapeRange
    Set MakeRange = Sld.Shapes.Range(WantedShapes)
End Function

but I could be wrong

yeah that looks like just you

Shared the Battleship workbook with the intern on my team today - he was wowed.