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Where can I find a listing of VB code and the syntax for usage. I don't
want a page full of solutions. I want the code words and what they mean
or do. This may be way too fundamental for this venue but I hope that
someone can provide some clues.


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Full documentation for VBA is online in the MSDN Library. Here is a good
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...mmersGuide.asp
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Thanks K. Dales, I will try it

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Nope! Not there.


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k,

Excel 5 help, if I remember correctly, had kind of a cheat sheet of often used code language.
However, I doubt if you are using that - but you don't say.
In XL2002, in the VBE, click on Help, then on "Microsoft Visual Basic Help".
That displays a window with 3 tabs, select the "Contents" tab and go to
"Visual Basic Language Reference". Under that...Methods, Properties and Statements
may have what you want?

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Nope! Not there.



The site works for me - and thank you K Dales, I never knew about that site.

You might try to look down the index that comes up on the left edge of the
screen and click on "Reference". That shows listings of statements, keywords,
objects, etc. Very nicely organized.

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Site is fine indeed, just didn't have what I am looking for. I need
very basic similar to .rows, .cells, how to identify things when using
counters such as n, very basic.


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http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/getstarted.htm

Tutorials:
http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel....htm#tutorials

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Otherwise, use the object browser in the VBE.

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