Yup, Visual Basic (Classic/For Applications) is the new Cobol. Thanks to the ubiquity of Microsoft Office, and the tremendous utility of Excel and Access within

Yup, Visual Basic (Classic/For Applications) is the new Cobol. Thanks to the ubiquity of Microsoft Office, and the tremendous utility of Excel and Access within the business community, it will just keep on getting rediscovered by many folks who want to get a lot of stuff done. http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/252253/why-does-microsoft-still-ship-vba-within-office-products-instead-of-integrating http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/252253/why-do...