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  • William Foster
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    Debug Assistance

    Good morning all,

    I was wondering if anyone knows how to modify code whilst debugging in
    Miscrosoft Visual Basic 2003 .NET, in Microsoft Excel Visual Basic for
    Applications I am able to edit all code, with the exception of declaring
    variables, whilst I am debugging code. However, in .NET I am only able
    to use the Watch window to see the status of code, but I am unable to
    modify code which means I have to cancel the debugging then modify the
    code then start all over again, which is rather tedious.

    I am sure there is a function, or a setting that I am missing that would
    allow me to do this.

    Any assistance you may be able to provide would be greatly appreciated.

    Yours sincerely,

    William Foster

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    • Stan Smith
      #2
      Re: Debug Assistance


      "William Foster" wrote
      Good morning all,
      >
      I was wondering if anyone knows how to modify code whilst debugging in
      Miscrosoft Visual Basic 2003 .NET, in Microsoft Excel Visual Basic for
      Applications I am able to edit all code, with the exception of declaring
      variables, whilst I am debugging code. However, in .NET I am only able
      to use the Watch window to see the status of code, but I am unable to
      modify code which means I have to cancel the debugging then modify the
      code then start all over again, which is rather tedious.
      >
      I am sure there is a function, or a setting that I am missing that would
      allow me to do this.
      >
      Any assistance you may be able to provide would be greatly appreciated.
      >
      Yours sincerely,
      >
      William Foster
      >
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      William,

      You can't do a change and continue in Visual Basic.NET 2003. The good news
      is that it's back in Visual Basic.NET 2005.

      Stan


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        • William Foster
          #3
          Re: Debug Assistance

          Stan,

          Thanks for the tip !

          Yours sincerely,

          William Foster

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