I had to write macros that interacted with a Windows mainframe client to scrape and/or update data. The automation code was written in VBA and only worked if run from Access. Then we needed it to run from Excel, so I wrote the code to open Access from Excel, not to use a database, but to send commands to the mainframe client. I had no concept of good, bad, right, or wrong. Sort of like Jurassic Park - I didn't care if I should, only if I could.
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I had to write macros that interacted with a Windows mainframe client to scrape and/or update data. The automation code was written in VBA and only worked if run from Access. Then we needed it to run from Excel, so I wrote the code to open Access from Excel, not to use a database, but to send commands to the mainframe client. I had no concept of good, bad, right, or wrong. Sort of like Jurassic Park - I didn't care if I should, only if I could.