In vi/vim, one can collapse away code of a certain level of
indentation (and all subordinate levels). Is there a way to do this
in the VB editor? Without such a feature, it's rather hard to see
which code belongs within which flow control structures when the code
runs over a page long.

Jacob Skaria helped me with this a few months back:

Dim arrINT(10) As Long
Sub GroupbyIndexLevels2()
Dim lngRow As Long
Dim intCIL As Integer
Dim intPIL As Integer
For lngRow = 1 To Cells(Rows.Count, "B").End(xlUp).Row
intCIL = Range("B" & lngRow).IndentLevel
If intCIL 0 Then
If intCIL intPIL Then
arrINT(intCIL) = lngRow
ElseIf intCIL < intPIL Then
GroupRows2 intCIL, lngRow
End If
intPIL = intCIL
End If
Next lngRow
GroupRows2 1, lngRow
ActiveSheet.Outline.ShowLevels RowLevels:=1
End Sub

Sub GroupRows2(intIND As Integer, lngRow As Long)
Dim intTemp As Integer
For intTemp = intIND + 1 To UBound(arrINT)
If arrINT(intTemp) < 0 Then
Rows(arrINT(intTemp) & ":" & lngRow - 1).Group
arrINT(intTemp) = 0
End If
Next
End Sub


Sub UnGrp()
Range("A1").Select
Selection.ClearOutline
End Sub

HTH,
Ryan---

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"Paul" wrote:

In vi/vim, one can collapse away code of a certain level of
indentation (and all subordinate levels). Is there a way to do this
in the VB editor? Without such a feature, it's rather hard to see
which code belongs within which flow control structures when the code
runs over a page long.

You could just select all the code and use SHIFT+TAB or EditOutdent.

Mind you isn't it easier to follow code that is well indented?

If the problem is that it's badly indented then there are add-ins that
can help.

Personally if I have to deal with badly indented code I just remove
all the indentation and then redo it.

Sometimes that actually helps, for me anyway, in understanding the
flow/structure.