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Template for VBA Code

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ReplySun 28 Feb 2010, 18:20Delegate Vijay said...

Template for VBA Code

Hi Anthony,

As per our conversation on Friday afternoon, please can you investigate/advise as to whether there are any types of templates applicable to VBA, which can assist with the coding when creating any Projects?

Thanks,

Vijay

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ReplyMon 1 Mar 2010, 10:53Trainer Anthony said...

RE: Template for VBA Code

Hi Vijay, thanks for your query. A template for absolutely any VBA project is a tough call, but I remember us discussing tools to assist the coding process. This is an example of what I was talking about:

http://www.aivosto.com/index.html

There are freeware versions of this functionality out there. Essentially, it's a tool to help you better visualise the logic of your code, display it in a flowchart etc. Of course, even the sort of looping that we were doing will result in quite a complicated flow chart but it's this sort of tool you might want to investigate, particularly in the early stages of your coding development.

Hope this helps,

Anthony

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