How much I have to pay learning VBA?

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Under maintaince

10000
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Rs. 8,000/-
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Engineering Professional & Trainer with more than 20 Years of Teaching Experience

between 300-400 per hour
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6000
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Corporate IT Trainer

Rs.8000
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Rs 5000 to 6000, for good VBA
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Hi P, course fee is depending on the requirement. but, standard fee rnging from 5000 to 12000 rupees depend on course syllabus.
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