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Auto Capitalization annoyance
I have a utility that exports VBA code and checks it into source
control. However VBA capitalization seems to automatically change things. For example Target.Value ' where target is a range gets changed to Target.value this capitalization or the reverse behaves differently on different computers. The effect of this is that lots of modules seem to be changed when it is in fact VBA doing or undoing this capitalization. Does anyone know what controls this? Thanks Tom |
Auto Capitalization annoyance
Try this:
Insert this line anywhere in your code: Dim Value (hit enter) Then delete that line. And test it. Tom Med wrote: I have a utility that exports VBA code and checks it into source control. However VBA capitalization seems to automatically change things. For example Target.Value ' where target is a range gets changed to Target.value this capitalization or the reverse behaves differently on different computers. The effect of this is that lots of modules seem to be changed when it is in fact VBA doing or undoing this capitalization. Does anyone know what controls this? Thanks Tom -- Dave Peterson |
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