Updates
| 2008-06-24 |
Uploaded a class module for zipping a file or files with appropriate verification of inputs. Although downloadable from this site, my other site, accessed via link above, will maintain the freshest version . |
| 2008-04-22 |
Still uploading code elements and refining the front-end on a new wiki, VBA @ WikiDot. In the past week I've created pages for various classes, functions, and XLA's that I've created and find particularly useful.
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| 2008-04-09 |
To facilitate maintaining updated code, I've created a wiki, VBA @ WikiDot. One of the nuisances of maintaining this website is that providing updated versions of uploaded modules requires working directly with the back-end database, but the wiki will make it easier to directly update code. |
| 2008-03-29 |
Uploaded an Access DB that queries the domain for objects, e.g., user ID's, along with the related account fields. Requires that you modify code to specify a domain. |
| 2008-03-15 |
Took a commonly shared bit of VBA code that sends (no prompt) a Notes e-mail, and modified it to be reusable as a function, to send a Notes e-mail from passed values for subject, recipient, body, and attachment. |
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About This Site
Initially designed to share VBA code and resources, it has expanded to include work in SQL stored procedures, as well as provide web-design resources for X/HTML.
About Me
My current resume is focused on VBA for both Excel and Access, within the financial technology environment, and I have programmed for a coterie of large investment banks and corporations on a variety of issues:
- Trade management @ Deutsche Bank
- Billing / Data quality @ NCR
- Forensic accounting @ Deloitte
- Server delivery cost reporting @ UBS
- BCP @ Credit Suisse
- Compensation review @ AIG
- MS Office conversions @ ABN AMRO
- IT management @ JP Morgan Chase
- Project analysis @ Deutsche Bank
Other Sites of Mine
My primary site has links to this site and personal material, as well as pointers to dated professional work, one a site for Deutsche Bank Asset Management IT in New York, and the other a presentation of marketing recommendations for a software firm repositioning itself after the WTC tragedy.
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