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Check for Compile errors

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The parawon - 18 Mar 2005 01:13 GMT
I understand there is a way to check for compiling errors in Visual Basic
Editor.  Does anyone know a simple code I could run that would return
problems in the Immediate Window.  Please be specific as I don't have a lot
of VBA experience.
rocco - 18 Mar 2005 01:29 GMT
In VBE choose Debug from main menu.
First choice should be "compile"

Hope it help

> I understand there is a way to check for compiling errors in Visual Basic
> Editor.  Does anyone know a simple code I could run that would return
> problems in the Immediate Window.  Please be specific as I don't have a lot
> of VBA experience.
fredg - 18 Mar 2005 05:37 GMT
> I understand there is a way to check for compiling errors in Visual Basic
> Editor.  Does anyone know a simple code I could run that would return
> problems in the Immediate Window.  Please be specific as I don't have a lot
> of VBA experience.

Add the Compile tool button to the VBA toolbar.
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