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

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> Original post.

>From: "Raymond Goulet" <grandparay@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

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

>Date: Sun, 29 Jul 2007 23:46:42 -0400

 

>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.

 

 

 

>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
 
Hi Lisa,
Thanks for your response. I goofed <grin> in my request. I want to "view" or
otherwise access the immediate window 
With a VBA program to process it or other things.
 
Thanks,
Grandpa Ray

 



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