IOW it checks for syntax errors before compiling. Compiling takes the psuedo
code you see on the screen and turns it into machine language. It is saved
with the dvb. This is one difference between vba and vb. Vb saves modules,
forms, etc in separate files and then you compile to an exe/dll/ocx. Vba
keeps it all in one file. I suggest using this feature before you save and
exit the vbaide. The vbaide doesn't always perform a compile when you save
your project. If you have a compile error when you save, you can corrupt
your dvb so that the next time you start the vbaide, your dvb won't load,
and there's no fix. You'll have to go back to a previous version, if you
kept one.
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"Kevin Terry" wrote in message
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> check for missing functions, undeclared variables, etc.
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> Kevin
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> "Todd" wrote in message
> news:f198135.-1@WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> > What does this do?
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