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I am not clear with ur question, pl. explain in detail<br />

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I am not clear with ur question, pl. explain in detail


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So, your add-in has a &quot;Add Function&quot; feature that allows you to enter the function name, just like the VBx IDE, and instead of putting the header and footer, you also put in the error handling code?<br />
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Doesn't your add-in know if you're doing a sub or function?<br />

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So, your add-in has a "Add Function" feature that allows you to enter the function name, just like the VBx IDE, and instead of putting the header and footer, you also put in the error handling code?

Doesn't your add-in know if you're doing a sub or function?


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At the top of the function/sub you must be inserting either sub or function. &nbsp;Can't you use the same process at the bottom of the function. &nbsp;Have you code for this you can post?<br />

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At the top of the function/sub you must be inserting either sub or function.  Can't you use the same process at the bottom of the function.  Have you code for this you can post?


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I'm trying to develope my own routine in which when I create a sub or function End Sub Or End Function along with error handling code is automatically inserted. All has gone according to plan except I cannot get the End portion to know if I have created a Function or Sub Or What. Can You Help?
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I'm trying to develope my own routine in which when I create a sub or function End Sub Or End Function along with error handling code is automatically inserted. All has gone according to plan except I cannot get the End portion to know if I have created a Function or Sub Or What. Can You Help?

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Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.