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    Objects and their typical properties...

    I am a new user of Excel. I am wondering how I can find out the typical properties of an object, for example, a worksheet.

    like worksheet.close, worksheet.open, etc. But obviously there are other common used ones. Any link about this?

    Thanks in advance!

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    Quote Originally Posted by phuang1226
    I am a new user of Excel. I am wondering how I can find out the typical properties of an object, for example, a worksheet.

    like worksheet.close, worksheet.open, etc. But obviously there are other common used ones. Any link about this?

    Thanks in advance!
    right click on sheet name and click "View Code" it will open VB.
    go to menu View and point to "Properties Window"

    hopefully this is what your are looking for.

    Regards.

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    Thank you for the following which I didn't know before.

    But my question remains. Let me be specific. I copied this from an online article:

    Application Object
    Properties: Workbooks, ActiveWorkbook, ActiveSheet, Caption, Charts, DisplayAlerts, CutCopyMode…
    Methods: CheckSpelling, Run, Quit…

    Workbook Object
    Properties: Worksheets, ActiveSheet, ActiveChart, Name, Path, FullName, FileFormat…
    Methods: Activate, Save, SaveAs, Close, Protect…

    Worksheet Object
    Properties: Name, Index, Cells, Columns, Rows, Type, Visible…
    Methods: Activate, Select, Calculate, Copy, Delete, Move, PrintOut, Protect, Unprotect…

    Range Object
    Properties: Count, Columns, Rows, Cells, Value…
    Methods: Activate, Select, Find, Copy…



    How can I find the complete listings of Properties and Methods for each of the objects above?

    Thank you!


    Quote Originally Posted by starguy
    right click on sheet name and click "View Code" it will open VB.
    go to menu View and point to "Properties Window"

    hopefully this is what your are looking for.

    Regards.

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