There's a feature in VS.NET where you can define 'regions' of code like so
....
#Region "My Region"
....
#End Region
You can then expand and collapse those regions by clicking on + and -
symbols, like outlining in Word. To see it in action, create a new Windows
Forms application in VS.NET, and in the code behind the default "Form1",
click the + symbol beside "Windows Form Designer generated code".
The answer, of course, is no, the VBA editor does not implement such a
feature.
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