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List of VBA Functions and Constants
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Does anyone know where/how I can find a comprehensive listing of Excel's VBA built-in functions (eg. Array(), UCase(), IsEmpty()) and constants (eg. vbnullstring, vbRed), either somewhere in Excel Help or a webpage I am using Excel 2000 / VBA 6 Many Thanks SuperJas. |
List of VBA Functions and Constants
Open the Visual Basic Editor and press F2 to display the Object Browser. In the dropdown in the upper left corner of the Object Browser select VBA from the list. The Object Browser will now display a list of everything provided by VBA. If you select an item you will get a short explanation in the bottom pane. For more information, press F1 to bring up the help topic for the selected item. -- Rob Bovey, MCSE, MCSD, Excel MVP Application Professionals http://www.appspro.com/ * Please post all replies to this newsgroup * * I delete all unsolicited e-mail responses * "SuperJas" wrote in message ... Hi, Does anyone know where/how I can find a comprehensive listing of Excel's VBA built-in functions (eg. Array(), UCase(), IsEmpty()) and constants (eg. vbnullstring, vbRed), either somewhere in Excel Help or a webpage? I am using Excel 2000 / VBA 6. Many Thanks, SuperJas. |
List of VBA Functions and Constants
Open the Visual Basic Editor and press F2 to display the Object Browser.
In the dropdown in the upper left corner of the Object Browser select VBA from the list. The Object Browser will now display a list of everything provided by VBA. If you select an item you will get a short explanation in the bottom pane. For more information, press F1 to bring up the help topic for the selected item. Is there anyplace that describes the differences in the little icons for the objects listed? |
List of VBA Functions and Constants
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... Open the Visual Basic Editor and press F2 to display the Object Browser. In the dropdown in the upper left corner of the Object Browser select VBA from the list. The Object Browser will now display a list of everything provided by VBA. If you select an item you will get a short explanation in the bottom pane. For more information, press F1 to bring up the help topic for the selected item. Is there anyplace that describes the differences in the little icons for the objects listed? I don't know of any right off the bat, but when you click on an item in one of the lists, the description in the bottom pane tells you what type of thing it is. Module, Class, Sub, Function, Property, Enum, Const, etc. -- Rob Bovey, MCSE, MCSD, Excel MVP Application Professionals http://www.appspro.com/ * Please post all replies to this newsgroup * * I delete all unsolicited e-mail responses * |
List of VBA Functions and Constants
Is there anyplace that describes the differences in the little icons for
the objects listed? I don't know of any right off the bat, but when you click on an item in one of the lists, the description in the bottom pane tells you what type of thing it is. Module, Class, Sub, Function, Property, Enum, Const, etc. That does it, thanks. Not that I know what all those things are.... |
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