"Today's interview went downhill when the Exec handed me a pad of graph paper and asked me to write code for an abstract MS Excel scenario."
I think I would have pointed out that the graph paper is for the output. I'd need lined (or blank) paper for the code since VBA isn't programmed in a grid.
"Today's interview went downhill when the Exec handed me a pad of graph paper and asked me to write code for an abstract MS Excel scenario."
I think I would have pointed out that the graph paper is for the output. I'd need lined (or blank) paper for the code since VBA isn't programmed in a grid.
Why the old short menus were bad, and why I hate the way Exxcel decides which ribbon tab to activate:
"Dear Microsoft Excel: You are not psychic. Please stop pretending that you know what I want to do. Thank you."
Good point, Ken. I'll bet you'd get the job.
And Jon, Excel knows what's best for you. Just accept it.