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Any one know of a programmer's companion to help keep track of a VBA
project?

For example, I use Dreamweaver for web design. It allows me to analyze a web
site for missing links and unused files.

Something like that for Excel VBA would be nice.

Thanks for your suggestions.

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Ken,

Take a look at Rob Bovey's Code Documenter
http://www.appspro.com/Utilities/Documentor.htm

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Any one know of a programmer's companion to help keep track of a VBA
project?

For example, I use Dreamweaver for web design. It allows me to analyze a

web
site for missing links and unused files.

Something like that for Excel VBA would be nice.

Thanks for your suggestions.

Ken





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There is nothing like this that I know of. The best solution that I have
found is to comment your code include dsecriptions of all of your variables
as soon as you get things working. This usually helps you find moat of the
garbage that accumulates while you were writting. It is tough to add
meaningful comments to garbage.

I am with you though. The C/C++ compiler points out all of that garbage for
you.
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Any one know of a programmer's companion to help keep track of a VBA
project?

For example, I use Dreamweaver for web design. It allows me to analyze a web
site for missing links and unused files.

Something like that for Excel VBA would be nice.

Thanks for your suggestions.

Ken




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Roedd <<Ken Loomis wedi ysgrifennu:

Any one know of a programmer's companion to help keep track of a VBA
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This includes great tools for analyzing projects for unused variables,
uncalled procedures etc. plus documentation tools and much more. It's free,
too.

http://www.mztools.com/v3/download.htm

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I agree 100% with Robert - mztools is a great free gadget (and no, I do not
have any association with mz tools) that I have been using constantly for the
last couple of years.

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Roedd <<Ken Loomis wedi ysgrifennu:

Any one know of a programmer's companion to help keep track of a VBA
project?


This includes great tools for analyzing projects for unused variables,
uncalled procedures etc. plus documentation tools and much more. It's free,
too.

http://www.mztools.com/v3/download.htm

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