list of commands

[Taru]

where can I get a list of all the commands, I'm not sure if commands is the right word. But I want a list of programming words along with what they do.

[paul.robinson@it-tallaght.ie]

Hi
This is the Excel VBA Object Model. You could buy "Excel 2002 VBA" by
Stephen Bullen, john Green, Rob Bovey and Robert Rosenberg. The object
model is the second half of the book. Unfortunately, the index to the
book is laid out along the same lines as the object model, meaning you
more or less need to know where to look before you look...
Alternatively, and probably better, use the VB Editor. Using "Option
Explicit" at the top of each code module will give you intellisense
drop down menus when you use each object, method or property.
Highlighting words and pressing F1 will give you the help for such.
You can also browse the Excel object model by pressing F2 and choosing
Excel in the first drop down. Type a word and click the binocular
symbol. Click F1 when you find a promising word.
You need to do this searching as you code to get a feel for the model.
Lots of things are not where you might intuitively expect them to be
when you start.
regards
Paul

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> where can I get a list of all the commands, I'm not sure if commands is
> the right word. But I want a list of programming words along with what
> they do.
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