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ReplyTue 2 Oct 2007, 09:46Delegate Monica said...

VBA's help browser

Is there a keyboard shortcut that will take me from an Object, Class, Property or Method in the editor to the relavent entry in the help browser?

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ReplyMon 8 Oct 2007, 09:28Trainer Carlos said...

RE: VBA's help browser

Hi Monica

In the Visual Basic Editor:

1. Click the Object, Property, etc you want to get Help for

2. Then click the F1 key

The Help window will pop up with the relevant information about the item you selected.

Regards

Carlos

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