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i am troubleshooting some code i wrote, and it would be very helpful to
know the command for running the code line-by-line so i can identify my
error more quickly. thanks.--
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gt; i am troubleshooting some code i wrote, and it would be very helpful to
gt; know the command for running the code line-by-line so i can identify my
gt; error more quickly. thanks.

While in the code editor, click on Help, start the help system, and search
for the word quot;Stepquot;. That'll tell you how, assuming Excel uses the same
terminology as every other programming language on earth.
Have a look at the Debug menu in the VBA window: it shows the
options and shortcuts, e.g. F8 to step through the code.
You can also make a line a Breakpoint (F9), which will make the
debugger stop when it reaches the line.honestlylion wrote:
gt; i am troubleshooting some code i wrote, and it would be very helpful to
gt; know the command for running the code line-by-line so i can identify my
gt; error more quickly. thanks.
gt;
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