Hello,

How do i neutralize a group of successive lines from running , besides
putting a quote (') before each line?

Thanks
Avi

Kind of weird request, but I suppose you can put something like x=1 and then
have before the code to stop if x=1 then (your code). then you just change x
to 0 when you want to stop it.
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"avi" wrote:

Hello,

How do i neutralize a group of successive lines from running , besides
putting a quote (') before each line?

Thanks
Avi

Hi Avi,
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click the "Comment Block" button.


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"avi" wrote in message
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Hello,

How do i neutralize a group of successive lines from running , besides
putting a quote (') before each line?

Thanks
Avi

Great! Thanks a lot!

Avi

You could use conditional compilation. E.g.,

#If FALSE Then
< code not to run
#End If




"avi" wrote in message
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Hello,

How do i neutralize a group of successive lines from running , besides
putting a quote (') before each line?

Thanks
Avi