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Please help Frustrating VBA code writing problem
When I have a module displayed in the code window and in running the
program a form is displayed, then when the form is unloaded, the form design window is displayed & I have to get my code window back. IF the code that I want displayed is in the module for that form, I press F7 and get the code window, but the current line is now the form_click routine, not where my cursor had been and where I was working so I have to find that place. Is there a way to change this behavior? Thanks. Question 2 Is there any way to have the code for a form displayed rather than the form design window when I double click a form in the module list? Thanks again. |
Please help Frustrating VBA code writing problem
Only question 1:
Just close your form design window and you get back to where you were before. At least it works for me. escreveu na mensagem ... When I have a module displayed in the code window and in running the program a form is displayed, then when the form is unloaded, the form design window is displayed & I have to get my code window back. IF the code that I want displayed is in the module for that form, I press F7 and get the code window, but the current line is now the form_click routine, not where my cursor had been and where I was working so I have to find that place. Is there a way to change this behavior? Thanks. Question 2 Is there any way to have the code for a form displayed rather than the form design window when I double click a form in the module list? Thanks again. |
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