compiling VBA in Excel2000
What is it really about, there isn't any compiled com?
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compiling VBA in Excel2000
VBA code exists in two states: OpCodes which is how generic VBA is stored in
files, and ExCodes which are interpreted at run time. The Compile operation converts OpCodes to ExCodes. From a user standpoint, it is most useful as a syntax checker (e.g., looking for undeclared variables). -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Juggernath" wrote in message ... What is it really about, there isn't any compiled com? |
compiling VBA in Excel2000
However, after compiling your code, the file size is likely to be much larger.
----- Chip Pearson wrote: ----- VBA code exists in two states: OpCodes which is how generic VBA is stored in files, and ExCodes which are interpreted at run time. The Compile operation converts OpCodes to ExCodes. From a user standpoint, it is most useful as a syntax checker (e.g., looking for undeclared variables). -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Juggernath" wrote in message ... What is it really about, there isn't any compiled com? |
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