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Can anyone tell me if it's my install in particular or if VBA 6.3 help just
sucks. For example, in 6.0 I could type "range" into the index and
immediately find how to format the range property. Yet in 6.3 I type in
"range" and the closest I get is "SecondValue Property" - what good does
that do me! If I search on "for next" the closest I get is "FindNext
Method" (note that's FIND not FOR). It doesn't even give me a "ForNext"
option of any kind. THIS SUCKS!!!!

Any direction anyone can provide would be of great help!

Thanks!

Trip


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I can't say I have had a lot of trouble with it. I think the help in Excel
97 was better, but the help in xl2000 seems usable.

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Trip wrote in message
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Can anyone tell me if it's my install in particular or if VBA 6.3 help

just
sucks. For example, in 6.0 I could type "range" into the index and
immediately find how to format the range property. Yet in 6.3 I type in
"range" and the closest I get is "SecondValue Property" - what good does
that do me! If I search on "for next" the closest I get is "FindNext
Method" (note that's FIND not FOR). It doesn't even give me a "ForNext"
option of any kind. THIS SUCKS!!!!

Any direction anyone can provide would be of great help!

Thanks!

Trip




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Isn't Trip, in his indomitable way, talking about the XL2002 VBA help?

I get the same thing with For Next, whereas in XL2000 it returns
for_each...next .

From what I have seen, I agree with Trip, it does seem less good than Excel
2000.

Regards

Bob

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
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I can't say I have had a lot of trouble with it. I think the help in

Excel
97 was better, but the help in xl2000 seems usable.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

Trip wrote in message
. net...
Can anyone tell me if it's my install in particular or if VBA 6.3 help

just
sucks. For example, in 6.0 I could type "range" into the index and
immediately find how to format the range property. Yet in 6.3 I type in
"range" and the closest I get is "SecondValue Property" - what good does
that do me! If I search on "for next" the closest I get is "FindNext
Method" (note that's FIND not FOR). It doesn't even give me a "ForNext"
option of any kind. THIS SUCKS!!!!

Any direction anyone can provide would be of great help!

Thanks!

Trip






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Thanks Tom,

Yes, I agree that VBA help in Excel 2000 is good, but that's VBA 6.0. I'm
having troubles with Excel 2002 which caries VBA 6.3. Sorry for the
confusion :-)

Trip


"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
I can't say I have had a lot of trouble with it. I think the help in

Excel
97 was better, but the help in xl2000 seems usable.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

Trip wrote in message
. net...
Can anyone tell me if it's my install in particular or if VBA 6.3 help

just
sucks. For example, in 6.0 I could type "range" into the index and
immediately find how to format the range property. Yet in 6.3 I type in
"range" and the closest I get is "SecondValue Property" - what good does
that do me! If I search on "for next" the closest I get is "FindNext
Method" (note that's FIND not FOR). It doesn't even give me a "ForNext"
option of any kind. THIS SUCKS!!!!

Any direction anyone can provide would be of great help!

Thanks!

Trip






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indomitable? incapable of being subdued? <LOL

Trip agrees that he is speaking of xl2002. But he seems more subdued now.
<g

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Bob Phillips wrote in message
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Isn't Trip, in his indomitable way, talking about the XL2002 VBA help?

I get the same thing with For Next, whereas in XL2000 it returns
for_each...next .

From what I have seen, I agree with Trip, it does seem less good than

Excel
2000.

Regards

Bob

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
I can't say I have had a lot of trouble with it. I think the help in

Excel
97 was better, but the help in xl2000 seems usable.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

Trip wrote in message
. net...
Can anyone tell me if it's my install in particular or if VBA 6.3 help

just
sucks. For example, in 6.0 I could type "range" into the index and
immediately find how to format the range property. Yet in 6.3 I type

in
"range" and the closest I get is "SecondValue Property" - what good

does
that do me! If I search on "for next" the closest I get is "FindNext
Method" (note that's FIND not FOR). It doesn't even give me a

"ForNext"
option of any kind. THIS SUCKS!!!!

Any direction anyone can provide would be of great help!

Thanks!

Trip










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FWIW help in excel 2003 brings up the For...Next Statement

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"Trip" wrote in message
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Thanks Tom,

Yes, I agree that VBA help in Excel 2000 is good, but that's VBA 6.0. I'm
having troubles with Excel 2002 which caries VBA 6.3. Sorry for the
confusion :-)

Trip


"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
I can't say I have had a lot of trouble with it. I think the help in

Excel
97 was better, but the help in xl2000 seems usable.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

Trip wrote in message
. net...
Can anyone tell me if it's my install in particular or if VBA 6.3 help

just
sucks. For example, in 6.0 I could type "range" into the index and
immediately find how to format the range property. Yet in 6.3 I type

in
"range" and the closest I get is "SecondValue Property" - what good

does
that do me! If I search on "for next" the closest I get is "FindNext
Method" (note that's FIND not FOR). It doesn't even give me a

"ForNext"
option of any kind. THIS SUCKS!!!!

Any direction anyone can provide would be of great help!

Thanks!

Trip








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Poe,

That's good to hear, regressing is not good <vbg

Bob

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote in message
...
FWIW help in excel 2003 brings up the For...Next Statement

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Peo Sjoblom

"Trip" wrote in message
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Thanks Tom,

Yes, I agree that VBA help in Excel 2000 is good, but that's VBA 6.0.

I'm
having troubles with Excel 2002 which caries VBA 6.3. Sorry for the
confusion :-)

Trip


"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
I can't say I have had a lot of trouble with it. I think the help in

Excel
97 was better, but the help in xl2000 seems usable.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

Trip wrote in message
. net...
Can anyone tell me if it's my install in particular or if VBA 6.3

help
just
sucks. For example, in 6.0 I could type "range" into the index and
immediately find how to format the range property. Yet in 6.3 I

type
in
"range" and the closest I get is "SecondValue Property" - what good

does
that do me! If I search on "for next" the closest I get is

"FindNext
Method" (note that's FIND not FOR). It doesn't even give me a

"ForNext"
option of any kind. THIS SUCKS!!!!

Any direction anyone can provide would be of great help!

Thanks!

Trip










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So the group did well. Trip got no relief (other than what Peo advises re
2003), but he did relax <G

Bob

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
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indomitable? incapable of being subdued? <LOL

Trip agrees that he is speaking of xl2002. But he seems more subdued now.
<g

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


Bob Phillips wrote in message
...
Isn't Trip, in his indomitable way, talking about the XL2002 VBA help?

I get the same thing with For Next, whereas in XL2000 it returns
for_each...next .

From what I have seen, I agree with Trip, it does seem less good than

Excel
2000.

Regards

Bob

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
I can't say I have had a lot of trouble with it. I think the help in

Excel
97 was better, but the help in xl2000 seems usable.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

Trip wrote in message
. net...
Can anyone tell me if it's my install in particular or if VBA 6.3

help
just
sucks. For example, in 6.0 I could type "range" into the index and
immediately find how to format the range property. Yet in 6.3 I

type
in
"range" and the closest I get is "SecondValue Property" - what good

does
that do me! If I search on "for next" the closest I get is

"FindNext
Method" (note that's FIND not FOR). It doesn't even give me a

"ForNext"
option of any kind. THIS SUCKS!!!!

Any direction anyone can provide would be of great help!

Thanks!

Trip










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Alright Obb <g

Peo


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Poe,

That's good to hear, regressing is not good <vbg

Bob

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote in message
...
FWIW help in excel 2003 brings up the For...Next Statement

--

Regards,

Peo Sjoblom

"Trip" wrote in message
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Thanks Tom,

Yes, I agree that VBA help in Excel 2000 is good, but that's VBA 6.0.

I'm
having troubles with Excel 2002 which caries VBA 6.3. Sorry for the
confusion :-)

Trip


"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
I can't say I have had a lot of trouble with it. I think the help

in
Excel
97 was better, but the help in xl2000 seems usable.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

Trip wrote in message
. net...
Can anyone tell me if it's my install in particular or if VBA 6.3

help
just
sucks. For example, in 6.0 I could type "range" into the index

and
immediately find how to format the range property. Yet in 6.3 I

type
in
"range" and the closest I get is "SecondValue Property" - what

good
does
that do me! If I search on "for next" the closest I get is

"FindNext
Method" (note that's FIND not FOR). It doesn't even give me a

"ForNext"
option of any kind. THIS SUCKS!!!!

Any direction anyone can provide would be of great help!

Thanks!

Trip












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Humblest apologies good sir, no references to The Raven meant!

Obb


"Peo Sjoblom" wrote in message
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Alright Obb <g

Peo


"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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Poe,

That's good to hear, regressing is not good <vbg

Bob

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote in message
...
FWIW help in excel 2003 brings up the For...Next Statement

--

Regards,

Peo Sjoblom

"Trip" wrote in message
. net...
Thanks Tom,

Yes, I agree that VBA help in Excel 2000 is good, but that's VBA

6.0.
I'm
having troubles with Excel 2002 which caries VBA 6.3. Sorry for the
confusion :-)

Trip


"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
I can't say I have had a lot of trouble with it. I think the help

in
Excel
97 was better, but the help in xl2000 seems usable.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

Trip wrote in message
. net...
Can anyone tell me if it's my install in particular or if VBA

6.3
help
just
sucks. For example, in 6.0 I could type "range" into the index

and
immediately find how to format the range property. Yet in 6.3 I

type
in
"range" and the closest I get is "SecondValue Property" - what

good
does
that do me! If I search on "for next" the closest I get is

"FindNext
Method" (note that's FIND not FOR). It doesn't even give me a
"ForNext"
option of any kind. THIS SUCKS!!!!

Any direction anyone can provide would be of great help!

Thanks!

Trip
















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Quoth the Raven, "Nevermore." <g

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"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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Humblest apologies good sir, no references to The Raven meant!

Obb


"Peo Sjoblom" wrote in message
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Alright Obb <g

Peo


"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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Poe,

That's good to hear, regressing is not good <vbg

Bob

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote in message
...
FWIW help in excel 2003 brings up the For...Next Statement

--

Regards,

Peo Sjoblom

"Trip" wrote in message
. net...
Thanks Tom,

Yes, I agree that VBA help in Excel 2000 is good, but that's VBA

6.0.
I'm
having troubles with Excel 2002 which caries VBA 6.3. Sorry for

the
confusion :-)

Trip


"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
I can't say I have had a lot of trouble with it. I think the

help
in
Excel
97 was better, but the help in xl2000 seems usable.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

Trip wrote in message
. net...
Can anyone tell me if it's my install in particular or if VBA

6.3
help
just
sucks. For example, in 6.0 I could type "range" into the

index
and
immediately find how to format the range property. Yet in 6.3

I
type
in
"range" and the closest I get is "SecondValue Property" - what

good
does
that do me! If I search on "for next" the closest I get is
"FindNext
Method" (note that's FIND not FOR). It doesn't even give me a
"ForNext"
option of any kind. THIS SUCKS!!!!

Any direction anyone can provide would be of great help!

Thanks!

Trip
















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Hello all!

Thank you for all the (often interesting) responses. All-in-all it
seems as though others agree with me... VBA help in Excel 2002 is not
as good as it has been in '97, '00, and '03. At least I now know that
it's not me.

Thanks again!

Trip

"Trip" wrote in message .net...
Can anyone tell me if it's my install in particular or if VBA 6.3 help just
sucks. For example, in 6.0 I could type "range" into the index and
immediately find how to format the range property. Yet in 6.3 I type in
"range" and the closest I get is "SecondValue Property" - what good does
that do me! If I search on "for next" the closest I get is "FindNext
Method" (note that's FIND not FOR). It doesn't even give me a "ForNext"
option of any kind. THIS SUCKS!!!!

Any direction anyone can provide would be of great help!

Thanks!

Trip

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