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The Visual Basic Editor
The Table of Contents below is reproduced from the Visual Basic
Editor ebook. You can see a selection of sample pages from the
ebook, browse the free extra content, and buy the ebook online by
following the links on the left.
Table of Contents
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About the Visual Basic Editor
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Opening the Visual Basic Editor
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Closing the Visual Basic Editor 5
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The Visual Basic Editor Window
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The Menu Bar
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The Toolbar
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The Code Window
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The Project Explorer
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The Project Explorer in Excel
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The Project Explorer in Access
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The Project Explorer in Word
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The Properties Window
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Writing Code in the Visual Basic Editor
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Creating, Removing and Exporting Code
Modules
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Creating and Naming Modules
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Removing Modules
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Exporting and Importing Modules
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A Note About Emailing Files Containing
Code
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Creating Procedures
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Typing Your Code
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Knowing What You Can Type
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AutoList Members
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Auto Quick Info
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If Help Does Not Appear
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Automatic Syntax Checking
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Compiling Code
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Typing in Lower Case
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Using Bookmarks
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Find and Replace
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Protecting Your Code
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Getting Help
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Good Practice in Code Writing
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Indenting Text
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Breaking a Line of Text
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Adding Comments to Code
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Running Code from the Visual Basic Editor
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Starting and Stopping Procedures
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Stepping Through a Procedure
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Step Into
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Step Over
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Step Out
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Run To Cursor
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Setting Break Points
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Reading Values in Break Mode
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The Locals Window
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The Watch Window
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The Immediate Window
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Ten Tips for Writing Good VBA Code
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Practical Exercises: Exploring the Visual Basic
Editor
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About the Exercises
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Step-by-Step: Stepping Through Code
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Step-by-Step: Stepping Over Code
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Step-by-Step: Stepping Out of a Procedure
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Step-by-Step: Using Break Points
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Step-by-Step: The Immediate Window
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Step-by-Step: Using the Locals Window
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Step-by-Step: Using the Watch Window
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Appendix I: Keyboard Shortcuts
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Notes and Further Information
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About the Author
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Copyright
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Limitation of Liability
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