VB is Visual Basic. It is a stand-alone application for designing your own programs.
VBA is Visual Basic for Applications. It is a version of the Visual Basic language that is used for enhancing Microsoft Office applications.
My VB courses cover JUST Visual Basic programming. While they will provide you with a good foundation of VB for use with other VB-related projects, you will not benefit from them unless you actually have the Visual Basic development program.
I do cover VBA for Microsoft Access in my Access classes, starting with Access 301.
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