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Force code to compile
Once a long time ago, Tom Ogilvy passed a short code to me that would
essentially simulate a click of the [Compile VBAProject] button in the VBE. The objective is to force the code in the current module to (re)compile. I didn't have any luck searching for it. Could someone (if not Tom) please post this code again? Thanks. |
Force code to compile
How about:
thisworkbook.VBProject.VBE.CommandBars("Menu Bar"). _ controls("Debug").Controls("Compi&le VBAProject").Execute -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "quartz" wrote in message ... Once a long time ago, Tom Ogilvy passed a short code to me that would essentially simulate a click of the [Compile VBAProject] button in the VBE. The objective is to force the code in the current module to (re)compile. I didn't have any luck searching for it. Could someone (if not Tom) please post this code again? Thanks. |
Force code to compile
That's the one! Thanks again Tom.
"Tom Ogilvy" wrote: How about: thisworkbook.VBProject.VBE.CommandBars("Menu Bar"). _ controls("Debug").Controls("Compi&le VBAProject").Execute -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "quartz" wrote in message ... Once a long time ago, Tom Ogilvy passed a short code to me that would essentially simulate a click of the [Compile VBAProject] button in the VBE. The objective is to force the code in the current module to (re)compile. I didn't have any luck searching for it. Could someone (if not Tom) please post this code again? Thanks. |
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