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I remember reading this somewhere and can't find it. Is there a way to add a
' in front of all the code that is highlighted in VBA? For example, I want ignore a portion of code for testing, I highlight the code and do something to make them all comments. Plus I would like to beable to switch it back. -- Cheers, Ryan |
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