MSDN should include a VBA reference.
 

It can be very difficult to find information on application-specific VBA
objects and methods. MSDN should inlcude a VBA reference to help with this.

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MSDN should include a VBA reference.
 

I put
VBA Reference
in the search box in MSDN and was indundated with links to VBA references.

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It can be very difficult to find information on application-specific VBA
objects and methods. MSDN should inlcude a VBA reference to help with
this.

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MSDN should include a VBA reference.
 

It does.

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It can be very difficult to find information on application-specific VBA
objects and methods. MSDN should inlcude a VBA reference to help with
this.

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MSDN should include a VBA reference.
 

Full online documentation for VBA ver 6.0 with specific sections for each
office application included:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...vs60anchor.asp
Use the treeview on the left of the page to navigate
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- K Dales


"spamania" wrote:

It can be very difficult to find information on application-specific VBA
objects and methods. MSDN should inlcude a VBA reference to help with this.

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MSDN should include a VBA reference.
 

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