T TC Jan 3, 2006 #2 Yes, but very few people do so - useful as it is for error messages. (See the Erl() function.) I don't have Access here to check, but I'm sure this will work: 10 sub blah() 20 msgbox "blat" 30 end sub and so on. HTH, TC
Yes, but very few people do so - useful as it is for error messages. (See the Erl() function.) I don't have Access here to check, but I'm sure this will work: 10 sub blah() 20 msgbox "blat" 30 end sub and so on. HTH, TC
R RoyVidar Jan 3, 2006 #3 reidarT wrote in message said: Is it possible to have line numbers on the code in VBA? reidarT Click to expand... Yes it is. Check out the freeware MZTools, which can add and remove them quite easily (for 2000 and later versions).
reidarT wrote in message said: Is it possible to have line numbers on the code in VBA? reidarT Click to expand... Yes it is. Check out the freeware MZTools, which can add and remove them quite easily (for 2000 and later versions).
R rkc Jan 3, 2006 #4 RoyVidar said: Yes it is. Check out the freeware MZTools, which can add and remove them quite easily (for 2000 and later versions). Click to expand... I believe http://www.mvps.org/access/downloads/wzComment.zip works with 97.
RoyVidar said: Yes it is. Check out the freeware MZTools, which can add and remove them quite easily (for 2000 and later versions). Click to expand... I believe http://www.mvps.org/access/downloads/wzComment.zip works with 97.
D Douglas J. Steele Jan 3, 2006 #5 RoyVidar said: Yes it is. Check out the freeware MZTools, which can add and remove them quite easily (for 2000 and later versions). Click to expand... http://www.mztools.com BTW
RoyVidar said: Yes it is. Check out the freeware MZTools, which can add and remove them quite easily (for 2000 and later versions). Click to expand... http://www.mztools.com BTW
