Please provide the file and what you want.
We can help better
On Wed, Feb 16, 2011 at 2:56 AM, Jeff wrote:
> Sanjoy,
>
> Thanks for your reply. I suspect you are saying that if I press F2 in
> something like Visual Studio I will get a page come up that will show the
> values for the constants
Sanjoy,
Thanks for your reply. I suspect you are saying that if I press F2 in
something like Visual Studio I will get a page come up that will show the
values for the constants/enumerations. (I'm not at a place that I can check
VS).My question may be a bit more fundamental. When I try to
in editor press F2 you will get all
On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 11:13 AM, Jeff wrote:
> I'm starting to write some code in VB (may end up as vbscript, or vb) and
> would like to understand how the proper way to get all the internal
> constants declared? A couple of examples might include xlDayof
I'm starting to write some code in VB (may end up as vbscript, or vb) and
would like to understand how the proper way to get all the internal
constants declared? A couple of examples might include xlDayofWeek or
vbCRLF. Do I include a header file that defines them for me?
Thank for your insi
