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When looking at VBA code, is there a quick way (shortcut key) to go to a
cell which is referenced in the code?

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If you are wanting to see the value of the cell, you can use the
Immediate window by pressing Ctrl+G then type "?Range("A1").Formula"
(without quotes) and press enter

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When looking at VBA code, is there a quick way (shortcut key) to go to a
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"Die_Another_Day" wrote:
If you are wanting to see the value of the cell, you can use the
Immediate window by pressing Ctrl+G then type "?Range("A1").Formula"
(without quotes) and press enter


Actually I want it to be more visual and want to see where it resides in
the worksheet, doing this will give me the formula and the value.


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When looking at VBA code, is there a quick way (shortcut key) to go to
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resize the VBE and give Excel/VBE each half a screen. then you can maneuver
in the Excel side of the screen

An alternative would be to build your own COM addin that supports this
functionality.

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When looking at VBA code, is there a quick way (shortcut key) to go to a
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?B?VG9tIE9naWx2eQ==?= wrote:
resize the VBE and give Excel/VBE each half a screen. then you can
maneuver in the Excel side of the screen


The whole idea for my request is so that I don't have to do this and make
it as painless as possible.


An alternative would be to build your own COM addin that supports this
functionality.


I am not a COM developer. Is there anything downloadable out there?

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John,
Not sure if it's what you are looking for, but the Locals window
(ViewLocal) gives you the info on the current variables/objects

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?B?VG9tIE9naWx2eQ==?= wrote:
resize the VBE and give Excel/VBE each half a screen. then you can
maneuver in the Excel side of the screen


The whole idea for my request is so that I don't have to do this and make
it as painless as possible.


An alternative would be to build your own COM addin that supports this
functionality.


I am not a COM developer. Is there anything downloadable out there?

John Dalberg



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