[mso] Re: Using Excel (2003) VBA Extensibility To View Immediate Window

Hi Ray,

AFAIK You don't need the Extensibility reference to look in the immediate
window. Just put the Debug.Print in your code and look at the immediate
window.

HTH
Lisa

> Can I use VBA Extensibility in Excel (2003) to view any 
> Debug.Print data in the Immediate window?
> I already use  VBE to view projects "codemodules" etc.
> 
>  
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Grandpa Ray

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