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G'day there Peoples,

My Google searches have produced no result that wasn't going to
cost me more than $150 so I'm here to search for knowledge.

I'm seeking a program of some variety which can audit VB code. I'm
using MS OFfice XP and need something to go through my XL code and
locate such things as functions/subs that are redundent, variables that
don't get used, etc.

I'm not worried whether it's a stand alone program, or a VB
module, or any other kind of setup. Just as long as it's free. (I'm
trying to develop apps for my work and I'm not getting paid for it.
Hence there's no way I'm going to spend money just for them!!)

If anyone can point me in the right direction, if there is such a
thing, I'd appreciate it.

Thanks for listening,
Ken McLennan
Qld, Australia
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Ken,

Get hold of MZ-Tools. There is an option Other UtilitiesReview Source Code
that might do what you want.

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

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G'day there Peoples,

My Google searches have produced no result that wasn't going to
cost me more than $150 so I'm here to search for knowledge.

I'm seeking a program of some variety which can audit VB code. I'm
using MS OFfice XP and need something to go through my XL code and
locate such things as functions/subs that are redundent, variables that
don't get used, etc.

I'm not worried whether it's a stand alone program, or a VB
module, or any other kind of setup. Just as long as it's free. (I'm
trying to develop apps for my work and I'm not getting paid for it.
Hence there's no way I'm going to spend money just for them!!)

If anyone can point me in the right direction, if there is such a
thing, I'd appreciate it.

Thanks for listening,
Ken McLennan
Qld, Australia



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G'day there Bob,

Get hold of MZ-Tools. There is an option Other UtilitiesReview Source Code
that might do what you want.

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


To coin a phrase... "Doh!!"

I've had mztools sitting here on my hard drive for weeks and
forgot to install it. Having now done so, it seems like you're quite
correct and it DOES perform the tasks I'm after. It's a good thing that
one of us can think =)

Thanks for your assistance,
Ken McLennan
Qld, Australia
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Hi Ken,

Having installed MZ, look also at some of the other 'goodies' which it
offers!



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G'day there Bob,

Get hold of MZ-Tools. There is an option Other UtilitiesReview Source
Code
that might do what you want.

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


To coin a phrase... "Doh!!"

I've had mztools sitting here on my hard drive for weeks and
forgot to install it. Having now done so, it seems like you're quite
correct and it DOES perform the tasks I'm after. It's a good thing that
one of us can think =)

Thanks for your assistance,
Ken McLennan
Qld, Australia



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