Hello
Im confused here.
Every now and then, I will write some code and I find out that I have not
got the proper references selected.

How does one know what references are needed for what?... I usually just
select a bunch of references in hopes that one of the ones I choose is the
right one.

Thank you
Terry V

"Chip Pearson" wrote in message
...

I usually just
select a bunch of references in hopes that one of the ones I
choose is the
right one.

Well, that's one way.

Did you type that with a straight face Chip?

:o)

P

We all started somewhere Terry, if you really want to learn VBA then keep
hanging around here and get yourself a good book, it's amazing how quickly
you can learn with the right resources.

And never be afraid to ask a question (which you are obviously not!)

P


"Terry VanDuzee" wrote in message
...
Hello
Im confused here.
Every now and then, I will write some code and I find out that I have not
got the proper references selected.

How does one know what references are needed for what?... I usually just
select a bunch of references in hopes that one of the ones I choose is the
right one.

Thank you
Terry V

Yes
Believe it or not....... of and on, Ive been doing this for 2 years. My job
usually led me to vba from time to time. I have "Power Programming with
Access and I have Excel Programming; for books.

Thank ya'll so much
Terry V
"Phobos" wrote in message
...
We all started somewhere Terry, if you really want to learn VBA then keep
hanging around here and get yourself a good book, it's amazing how quickly
you can learn with the right resources.

And never be afraid to ask a question (which you are obviously not!)

P


"Terry VanDuzee" wrote in message
...
Hello
Im confused here.
Every now and then, I will write some code and I find out that I have
not
got the proper references selected.

How does one know what references are needed for what?... I usually just
select a bunch of references in hopes that one of the ones I choose is
the
right one.

Thank you
Terry V