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Set an object variable to the vb editor itself
The Excel help refers to a vbe property of an application object and
implies that there is a vbe object that you can address using that property. I don't seem be able to find any references to a vb editor object itself or its associated properties or methods. Have I missed something? I would like to review automatically all the code contained within the modules of an excel project and report every instance of the use of a particular propeerty or method - say "CurrentRegion". Ideally the report would specify the name of the module, the name / control and event reference of the procedure and the line number in the code. Has anyone done anything similar? |
Set an object variable to the vb editor itself
Take a look at Chip Pearson's page on programming the VBE
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/vbe.htm -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy " wrote: The Excel help refers to a vbe property of an application object and implies that there is a vbe object that you can address using that property. I don't seem be able to find any references to a vb editor object itself or its associated properties or methods. Have I missed something? I would like to review automatically all the code contained within the modules of an excel project and report every instance of the use of a particular propeerty or method - say "CurrentRegion". Ideally the report would specify the name of the module, the name / control and event reference of the procedure and the line number in the code. Has anyone done anything similar? |
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