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Excel VB documentation and coding asistance
Also; go Tools Options in the VB editor and check "Require variable
declaration". This puts Option Explicit on top of your new modules. Backside is (surprise) that you must declare all variables and be careful with ypur spelling, bonus is better intellisense and more helpful error messages. HTH. Best wishes Harald "John" wrote in message ... Where do I find documentation that will tell me what all the Excel VB coding functions are? Is there some way I can get or use the Excel 2007 VB editor to be a little more helpful producing correct code? This might help me to figure out more things on my own and not bother forum experts so much. I'm pretty green at this VB thing, but am a good learner. Thx for your help, John |
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