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"BEEJAY" wrote in message
...
Again: Gentlemen: I did it wrong. Didn't respond to Group. I think I got
it now.

Message was as follows:

Gentlemen:

This is the first time I'm trying to communicate/respond using the
newsreader. I hope it works as expected. (in other words, I hope I set it
up properly)

Don: Thanks for the samples. Will study ( and use )them.

JLGWhiz: Mia Culpa. Previous attempts a viewing the help file was
intimidating. With your push, I just did some research on a few specific
(small) items and lo and behold, I LIKE IT!!. In future, I'll surely spend
time in "there", rather than muddling around for days, then asking the ng
in desperation and utter frustration.

I will also enlighten some of my co-workers who expect me to find all the
answers for them.

Again, Thanks a bunch.

"JLGWhiz" wrote in message
...
There is a good tool that comes with the legal versions of Excel called
VBA
help files. You access those files by opening the VB editor, Alt + F11,
and
clicking the blue circle with the question mark. Then type a key word to
search in the seach box and press enter. A menu of tipics will appear
from
which you can select one that looks like it might contain information you
want to know. You might have to experiment with this method until you
understand hou it is organized. These files contain sample code that you
can
copy and use in your projects. Of course, some modifications may be
required
to meet specific needs. Most questions that are posed in this forum are
answered in the VBA help files, if an individual is willing to spend some
time learning to use these files. Obviously, there are quite a few who
are
not willing to spend the time, or do not know that they are available.

"BEEJAY" wrote:

Trying to work thru all my existing codes to "chop" them into smaller
pieces,
clean them up, re-arrange how they work together, etc.

I have seen samples of code for borders that greatly improve the
"recorded"
macros. My attempt, as follows, fails, as I really don't know what I am
doing.

My Original code will provide instruction as to what range the borders
are
reqiured on. Then Call BorderInThin

Sub BorderInThin

With Selection.Borders = Array(xlInsideVertical, xlInsideHorizontal)
.LineStyle = xlSolid
.LineStyle = xlContinuous
.Weight = xlThin
.ColorIndex = xlAutomatic
End With

QUESTIONS:
1: What changes required to make the above work.
2: Where can one find detailed definitions of code expressions.
For example, using the "recorded" macro, I can comment out
lineStyle =
xlSolid, AND LineStyle = xlContinuous and ColorIndex = xlAutomatic with
no
APPARENT change in how the code works. I have to assume I'm missing
something
here, as well. I expect some definitions would be a good start.
3: I want to take a course on VBA that starts right back in
"kindergarten".
However, everyone seems to have switched the courses to MS Office
2007.
My company is still working with 2003 (and OO).
Is 2007 still using the same language?
If yes, I presume a current course would still be of benefit to
learn
the basics I
am missing?
I hope someone can guide me on these issues.

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