Debugging in VBA - 2B) The Project Explorer Pane (Ctrl-R)
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2B) The Project Explorer Pane (Ctrl-R).
This lists the hierarchy of objects that can contain code. Ultimately, they all drop from the overall project. Double-click on any object to open the code for that object in the Code Pane.
There is also the option of opening an object (a form for instance) in design view.
[IMGNOTHUMB]http://bytes.com/attachments/attachment/260d1179670543/vbaprojexp.png[/IMGNOTHUMB]
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2B) The Project Explorer Pane (Ctrl-R).
This lists the hierarchy of objects that can contain code. Ultimately, they all drop from the overall project. Double-click on any object to open the code for that object in the Code Pane.
There is also the option of opening an object (a form for instance) in design view.
[IMGNOTHUMB]http://bytes.com/attachments/attachment/260d1179670543/vbaprojexp.png[/IMGNOTHUMB]