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Stepping through VBA code in Excel
What is the best way to set breakpoints and step through code in Excel VBA?
To edit the VBA code I have to tell Excel to disable macros when I open a spreadsheet, and then I can't run the code to step through it. Bill |
Stepping through VBA code in Excel
Here is something i use all the time: Sto
Put Stop as the first executable line in the code you want toi step through. The code will cease execution and allow you to step through. |
Stepping through VBA code in Excel
Why do you have to disable macros?
If you need to disable only the startup macros, keep the Shift key depressed while the workbook is opening. -- Vasant "Bill Murphy" wrote in message ... What is the best way to set breakpoints and step through code in Excel VBA? To edit the VBA code I have to tell Excel to disable macros when I open a spreadsheet, and then I can't run the code to step through it. Bill |
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