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Why would you not use the built in VBA editor in any of the Office products?<br />
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<i>~bp</i>
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Why would you not use the built in VBA editor in any of the Office products?

~bp

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Thanks Bill, but i do not know how can i use it. &nbsp;if i use it, usually, i make mistake by forgetting how many End if and parenthesis i have put. the VBE editor does not automatically put the End if and Next for For each.
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Thanks Bill, but i do not know how can i use it.  if i use it, usually, i make mistake by forgetting how many End if and parenthesis i have put. the VBE editor does not automatically put the End if and Next for For each.

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i am looking for a freeware software that would help writing vba faster<br />
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there is a paid version <a href="http://www.vbaprime.com/Default.aspx" rel="ugc">http://www.vbaprime.com/Default.aspx</a>&nbsp; but i am looking if there is any freeware software similar to this?
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i am looking for a freeware software that would help writing vba faster

there is a paid version http://www.vbaprime.com/Default.aspx  but i am looking if there is any freeware software similar to this?

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