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How to see value of UDT variable while single-stepping?
At an LSET statement (for example), how can I see the value of each
element of a user-defined-typed variable on the right-hand side? For VBA types, I can simply hover the cursor over the variable name. That does not seem to work for UDT variables. I am using Office Excel 2003 with VB 6.3. |
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How to see value of UDT variable while single-stepping?
If you highlight any variable and right click you can add the vairaible to
the watch window. I do this all the time when debugging. For some odd reason hovering over viables doesn't always work, but the watch window will always work. "joeu2004" wrote: At an LSET statement (for example), how can I see the value of each element of a user-defined-typed variable on the right-hand side? For VBA types, I can simply hover the cursor over the variable name. That does not seem to work for UDT variables. I am using Office Excel 2003 with VB 6.3. |
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