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You have Access VBA under "Databases" into two places (Access and Access VBA) and also in "Visual Basic" in one place (Access VBA). Isn't that a bit redundant? Shouldn't it be in one forum? If anything, the one in "Visual Basic" should just point to the one in "Databases".

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I've just been looking at the Access_VBA in the VBA section, I didn't see the Access Forums in the Database section, I thought the forum had been a bit quiet! :)
Is this going to be addressed? Can we also look at renaming the Excel_VBA forum to General VBA or something as people have been posting Powerpoint/Outlook/Word VBA Q's there because they have no where else to post them.
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Is there any update?
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In the database group there are many Access forums: Access, Access ASP and Access VBA
I am not sure what you want "addressed".

As was pointed out by Serrano, there are two Access VBA groups- One under Databases and the other under "Visual Basic and VBA". I hope one of the administrators take a look at that and correct it by removing one of them. I don't know SNITZ well- do they permit pointers to forums in multiple groups- or can you assign a forum to multiple groups? I think that might be the best solution.

I do think we need either an additional VBA group for general questions or more VBA groups should be made for things like WOrd/Powerpoint/Outlook. Personally I'd rather see one VBA group - I don't use VBA so I don't know if VBA for Excell is very different than VBA for Outlook...


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I was asking for the duplication of the Access_VBA forum to be addressed - I was caught out by the duplication (I was only using the Access_VBA under VB & VBA).
I don't know that much about Snitz either, however I do know you can add a weblink in Snitz so maybe this could be used in the VB & VBA to point to the Access_VBA under Databases?
VBA is basically VB with the application object models built in, VBA for one application is not that different to the other. I would like to see one VBA group for Access and one VBA group for all other applications (ie VBA_Access & VBA_Other). This is due to the nature of the Access VBA questions being slightly more technical in nature to the other applications.





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