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.....but it's driving me nuts.

I have just moved to Excel 2003 from 97. In 97 when I pointed my mous
to a variable (when stepping through a macro) I would get details of th
value the variable is holding at that instance. In 2003 it doesn'
appear. Is this normal? The only way I seem to be able to get th
value at any point in time is to use the debug window. Is there
setting that I have to check to get this 'featuer' back

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In VBA, go to the Tools menu, choose Options, then the Editor
tab. There, ensure that "Auto Data Tips" is checked.


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....but it's driving me nuts.

I have just moved to Excel 2003 from 97. In 97 when I pointed
my mouse
to a variable (when stepping through a macro) I would get
details of the
value the variable is holding at that instance. In 2003 it
doesn't
appear. Is this normal? The only way I seem to be able to get
the
value at any point in time is to use the debug window. Is
there a
setting that I have to check to get this 'featuer' back?


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Anthony,

Not sure of the cause, I've lost IntelliSense on my laptop, but you can also
get the value by selecting the variable and Shift-F9.

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....but it's driving me nuts.

I have just moved to Excel 2003 from 97. In 97 when I pointed my mouse
to a variable (when stepping through a macro) I would get details of the
value the variable is holding at that instance. In 2003 it doesn't
appear. Is this normal? The only way I seem to be able to get the
value at any point in time is to use the debug window. Is there a
setting that I have to check to get this 'featuer' back?


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Thanks Chip, got my IntelliSense back, Auto List Items (sic!).

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In VBA, go to the Tools menu, choose Options, then the Editor
tab. There, ensure that "Auto Data Tips" is checked.


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Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com


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....but it's driving me nuts.

I have just moved to Excel 2003 from 97. In 97 when I pointed
my mouse
to a variable (when stepping through a macro) I would get
details of the
value the variable is holding at that instance. In 2003 it
doesn't
appear. Is this normal? The only way I seem to be able to get
the
value at any point in time is to use the debug window. Is
there a
setting that I have to check to get this 'featuer' back?


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