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Dear all,
this seems like an embarrassingly simple question to ask -- but this is driving me crazy. The VBA editor auto-completes with spaces code that is entered, the problem is that it does so *without* moving the cursor correspondingly to the end of the line. Assume I would want to write "x=5/b+a". If I input "x=5/b" and wait for two seconds before continuing, the VBA editor auto- completes with spaces to "x = 5 #/ b" BUT leaves the cursor where the #-sign is. This seems like almost a bug, if I continue I will end up entering "x = 5+a /a" which is clearly not the same thing. It is strange because mostly the auto-completion takes place immediately (or within 2 seconds), but in some rare cases the auto- completion takes place when I hit return, just as I want it to. I tried to uncheck "Auto Syntax Check", but that does not solve the problem. Any hints on this *dearly* accepted. Regards, -- Carl |
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unless i don't understand what you're pointing out, auto-complete isn't done
until i press enter on my pc. -- Gary wrote in message ups.com... Dear all, this seems like an embarrassingly simple question to ask -- but this is driving me crazy. The VBA editor auto-completes with spaces code that is entered, the problem is that it does so *without* moving the cursor correspondingly to the end of the line. Assume I would want to write "x=5/b+a". If I input "x=5/b" and wait for two seconds before continuing, the VBA editor auto- completes with spaces to "x = 5 #/ b" BUT leaves the cursor where the #-sign is. This seems like almost a bug, if I continue I will end up entering "x = 5+a /a" which is clearly not the same thing. It is strange because mostly the auto-completion takes place immediately (or within 2 seconds), but in some rare cases the auto- completion takes place when I hit return, just as I want it to. I tried to uncheck "Auto Syntax Check", but that does not solve the problem. Any hints on this *dearly* accepted. Regards, -- Carl |
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Hi Gary,
that's the point, auto-completion is done immediately in my VBA editor, before I hit return! What is strange is that on some rare opportunities I have the wonderful world that you live in, auto- completion only after return. It seems like another instance of applications changing what I input, when I do NOT want it, like in MS Word if you start typing in an empty document and it starts to auto-change all different kinds of things... -- Carl On 12 Juni, 15:03, "Gary Keramidas" <GKeramidasATmsn.com wrote: unless i don't understand what you're pointing out, auto-complete isn't done until i press enter on my pc. -- Gary wrote in message ups.com... Dear all, this seems like an embarrassingly simple question to ask -- but this is driving me crazy. The VBA editor auto-completes with spaces code that is entered, the problem is that it does so *without* moving the cursor correspondingly to the end of the line. Assume I would want to write "x=5/b+a". If I input "x=5/b" and wait for two seconds before continuing, the VBA editor auto- completes with spaces to "x = 5 #/ b" BUT leaves the cursor where the #-sign is. This seems like almost a bug, if I continue I will end up entering "x = 5+a /a" which is clearly not the same thing. It is strange because mostly the auto-completion takes place immediately (or within 2 seconds), but in some rare cases the auto- completion takes place when I hit return, just as I want it to. I tried to uncheck "Auto Syntax Check", but that does not solve the problem. Any hints on this *dearly* accepted. Regards, -- Carl- Dölj citerad text - - Visa citerad text - |
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try excel in safe mode and see what happens
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\EXCEL.EXE" /s if you're using office 2003. -- Gary wrote in message oups.com... Hi Gary, that's the point, auto-completion is done immediately in my VBA editor, before I hit return! What is strange is that on some rare opportunities I have the wonderful world that you live in, auto- completion only after return. It seems like another instance of applications changing what I input, when I do NOT want it, like in MS Word if you start typing in an empty document and it starts to auto-change all different kinds of things... -- Carl On 12 Juni, 15:03, "Gary Keramidas" <GKeramidasATmsn.com wrote: unless i don't understand what you're pointing out, auto-complete isn't done until i press enter on my pc. -- Gary wrote in message ups.com... Dear all, this seems like an embarrassingly simple question to ask -- but this is driving me crazy. The VBA editor auto-completes with spaces code that is entered, the problem is that it does so *without* moving the cursor correspondingly to the end of the line. Assume I would want to write "x=5/b+a". If I input "x=5/b" and wait for two seconds before continuing, the VBA editor auto- completes with spaces to "x = 5 #/ b" BUT leaves the cursor where the #-sign is. This seems like almost a bug, if I continue I will end up entering "x = 5+a /a" which is clearly not the same thing. It is strange because mostly the auto-completion takes place immediately (or within 2 seconds), but in some rare cases the auto- completion takes place when I hit return, just as I want it to. I tried to uncheck "Auto Syntax Check", but that does not solve the problem. Any hints on this *dearly* accepted. Regards, -- Carl- Dölj citerad text - - Visa citerad text - |
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Interesting! The immediate auto-completion seems to revert to the
wanted auto-completion at return when I run in safe mode. In my normal mode I have some 6-7 add-ins running -- could it be them that are fiddling around with settings? If so, I wonder if there exists some global settings file with settings that have precedence over the add-ins, because I need the add-ins to do my work. -- Carl On 12 Juni, 15:31, "Gary Keramidas" <GKeramidasATmsn.com wrote: try excel in safe mode and see what happens "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\EXCEL.EXE" /s if you're using office 2003. -- Gary wrote in message oups.com... Hi Gary, that's the point, auto-completion is done immediately in my VBA editor, before I hit return! What is strange is that on some rare opportunities I have the wonderful world that you live in, auto- completion only after return. It seems like another instance of applications changing what I input, when I do NOT want it, like in MS Word if you start typing in an empty document and it starts to auto-change all different kinds of things... -- Carl On 12 Juni, 15:03, "Gary Keramidas" <GKeramidasATmsn.com wrote: unless i don't understand what you're pointing out, auto-complete isn't done until i press enter on my pc. -- Gary wrote in message oups.com... Dear all, this seems like an embarrassingly simple question to ask -- but this is driving me crazy. The VBA editor auto-completes with spaces code that is entered, the problem is that it does so *without* moving the cursor correspondingly to the end of the line. Assume I would want to write "x=5/b+a". If I input "x=5/b" and wait for two seconds before continuing, the VBA editor auto- completes with spaces to "x = 5 #/ b" BUT leaves the cursor where the #-sign is. This seems like almost a bug, if I continue I will end up entering "x = 5+a /a" which is clearly not the same thing. It is strange because mostly the auto-completion takes place immediately (or within 2 seconds), but in some rare cases the auto- completion takes place when I hit return, just as I want it to. I tried to uncheck "Auto Syntax Check", but that does not solve the problem. Any hints on this *dearly* accepted. Regards, -- Carl- Dölj citerad text - - Visa citerad text -- Dölj citerad text - - Visa citerad text - |
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yes, hold down the shift key as you click to open excel and the add-ins should
not load. -- Gary wrote in message oups.com... Interesting! The immediate auto-completion seems to revert to the wanted auto-completion at return when I run in safe mode. In my normal mode I have some 6-7 add-ins running -- could it be them that are fiddling around with settings? If so, I wonder if there exists some global settings file with settings that have precedence over the add-ins, because I need the add-ins to do my work. -- Carl On 12 Juni, 15:31, "Gary Keramidas" <GKeramidasATmsn.com wrote: try excel in safe mode and see what happens "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\EXCEL.EXE" /s if you're using office 2003. -- Gary wrote in message oups.com... Hi Gary, that's the point, auto-completion is done immediately in my VBA editor, before I hit return! What is strange is that on some rare opportunities I have the wonderful world that you live in, auto- completion only after return. It seems like another instance of applications changing what I input, when I do NOT want it, like in MS Word if you start typing in an empty document and it starts to auto-change all different kinds of things... -- Carl On 12 Juni, 15:03, "Gary Keramidas" <GKeramidasATmsn.com wrote: unless i don't understand what you're pointing out, auto-complete isn't done until i press enter on my pc. -- Gary wrote in message oups.com... Dear all, this seems like an embarrassingly simple question to ask -- but this is driving me crazy. The VBA editor auto-completes with spaces code that is entered, the problem is that it does so *without* moving the cursor correspondingly to the end of the line. Assume I would want to write "x=5/b+a". If I input "x=5/b" and wait for two seconds before continuing, the VBA editor auto- completes with spaces to "x = 5 #/ b" BUT leaves the cursor where the #-sign is. This seems like almost a bug, if I continue I will end up entering "x = 5+a /a" which is clearly not the same thing. It is strange because mostly the auto-completion takes place immediately (or within 2 seconds), but in some rare cases the auto- completion takes place when I hit return, just as I want it to. I tried to uncheck "Auto Syntax Check", but that does not solve the problem. Any hints on this *dearly* accepted. Regards, -- Carl- Dölj citerad text - - Visa citerad text -- Dölj citerad text - - Visa citerad text - |
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To prevent auto-complete from working without pressing Enter, please switch on 'Design Mode'.
I had the same problem as you and this solves the annoyance just fine. :) carl.wilken wrote: How switch off space auto-completion in VBA editor? 12-Jun-07 Dear all, this seems like an embarrassingly simple question to ask -- but this is driving me crazy. The VBA editor auto-completes with spaces code that is entered, the problem is that it does so *without* moving the cursor correspondingly to the end of the line. Assume I would want to write "x=5/b+a". If I input "x=5/b" and wait for two seconds before continuing, the VBA editor auto- completes with spaces to "x = 5 #/ b" BUT leaves the cursor where the #-sign is. This seems like almost a bug, if I continue I will end up entering "x = 5+a /a" which is clearly not the same thing. It is strange because mostly the auto-completion takes place immediately (or within 2 seconds), but in some rare cases the auto- completion takes place when I hit return, just as I want it to. I tried to uncheck "Auto Syntax Check", but that does not solve the problem. Any hints on this *dearly* accepted. Regards, -- Carl Previous Posts In This Thread: On Tuesday, June 12, 2007 8:55 AM carl.wilken wrote: How switch off space auto-completion in VBA editor? Dear all, this seems like an embarrassingly simple question to ask -- but this is driving me crazy. The VBA editor auto-completes with spaces code that is entered, the problem is that it does so *without* moving the cursor correspondingly to the end of the line. Assume I would want to write "x=5/b+a". If I input "x=5/b" and wait for two seconds before continuing, the VBA editor auto- completes with spaces to "x = 5 #/ b" BUT leaves the cursor where the #-sign is. This seems like almost a bug, if I continue I will end up entering "x = 5+a /a" which is clearly not the same thing. It is strange because mostly the auto-completion takes place immediately (or within 2 seconds), but in some rare cases the auto- completion takes place when I hit return, just as I want it to. I tried to uncheck "Auto Syntax Check", but that does not solve the problem. Any hints on this *dearly* accepted. Regards, -- Carl On Tuesday, June 12, 2007 9:03 AM Gary Keramidas wrote: unless i don't understand what you're pointing out, auto-complete isn't done unless i do not understand what you are pointing out, auto-complete is not done until i press enter on my pc. -- Gary On Tuesday, June 12, 2007 9:26 AM carl.wilken wrote: Hi Gary,that's the point, auto-completion is done immediately in my VBAeditor, Hi Gary, that's the point, auto-completion is done immediately in my VBA editor, before I hit return! What is strange is that on some rare opportunities I have the wonderful world that you live in, auto- completion only after return. It seems like another instance of applications changing what I input, when I do NOT want it, like in MS Word if you start typing in an empty document and it starts to auto-change all different kinds of things... -- Carl On 12 Juni, 15:03, "Gary Keramidas" <GKeramidasATmsn.com wrote: one On Tuesday, June 12, 2007 9:31 AM Gary Keramidas wrote: How switch off space auto-completion in VBA editor? try excel in safe mode and see what happens "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\EXCEL.EXE" /s if you're using office 2003. -- Gary wrote in message oups.com... Hi Gary, that's the point, auto-completion is done immediately in my VBA editor, before I hit return! What is strange is that on some rare opportunities I have the wonderful world that you live in, auto- completion only after return. It seems like another instance of applications changing what I input, when I do NOT want it, like in MS Word if you start typing in an empty document and it starts to auto-change all different kinds of things... -- Carl On 12 Juni, 15:03, "Gary Keramidas" <GKeramidasATmsn.com wrote: On Tuesday, June 12, 2007 10:20 AM carl.wilken wrote: Interesting! Interesting! The immediate auto-completion seems to revert to the wanted auto-completion at return when I run in safe mode. In my normal mode I have some 6-7 add-ins running -- could it be them that are fiddling around with settings? If so, I wonder if there exists some global settings file with settings that have precedence over the add-ins, because I need the add-ins to do my work. -- Carl On 12 Juni, 15:31, "Gary Keramidas" <GKeramidasATmsn.com wrote: done On Tuesday, June 12, 2007 11:06 AM Gary Keramidas wrote: yes, hold down the shift key as you click to open excel and the add-ins should yes, hold down the shift key as you click to open excel and the add-ins should not load. -- Gary wrote in message oups.com... Interesting! The immediate auto-completion seems to revert to the wanted auto-completion at return when I run in safe mode. In my normal mode I have some 6-7 add-ins running -- could it be them that are fiddling around with settings? If so, I wonder if there exists some global settings file with settings that have precedence over the add-ins, because I need the add-ins to do my work. -- Carl On 12 Juni, 15:31, "Gary Keramidas" <GKeramidasATmsn.com wrote: On Tuesday, June 12, 2007 12:24 PM carl.wilken wrote: Ok, thanks Gary, will try that. Ok, thanks Gary, will try that. And is there any way to override the auto-complete settings that my add-ins have created, i e can I have the add-ins loaded AND then in some way change the auto-complete setting to only auto-complete at return? Of course one wants the best of two worlds at the same time (and I need the add-ins)... -- Carl On 12 Juni, 17:06, "Gary Keramidas" <GKeramidasATmsn.com wrote: hould 't done gly On Tuesday, June 12, 2007 1:20 PM Gary Keramidas wrote: don't know. don't know. if this works, then you'll have to disable each add-in one by one to find the culprit. -- Gary wrote in message oups.com... Ok, thanks Gary, will try that. And is there any way to override the auto-complete settings that my add-ins have created, i e can I have the add-ins loaded AND then in some way change the auto-complete setting to only auto-complete at return? Of course one wants the best of two worlds at the same time (and I need the add-ins)... -- Carl On 12 Juni, 17:06, "Gary Keramidas" <GKeramidasATmsn.com wrote: EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice Pete's Real Jewish Nuclear Bomb Holiday Chili http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials...sh-nuclea.aspx |
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