Good to see you're exploring Excel's objects.

After you've typed Application.CursorMovement, place the cursor somewhere in
the word 'CursorMovement' and press F1. It should give you a description of
what it does and even a link to an example.

Another way is to use the Object Browser (F2), from the first combo, select
Excel, then from the left pane select the Application class.
The list of methods, properties and stuff appears on the right.
If you select an item from the right, then press F1 (alternatively click the
? button for Help) it will show the help for that item.


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Rob van Gelder - http://www.vangelder.co.nz/excel


"scottnshelly " wrote in
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I was looking around in the list box that comes up when i type
application.
are any of these following simple to make work, or do these require a
huge workbook with lots of coding?
application.cursormovement (i thought i could do '= false' but it
didn't work)
application.assistant (i thought '.show' would work...)
application.mouseavailable
i'm really just looking for ways to spruce up some workbooks for work.
any other simple suggestions would be appreciated.
thanks.


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