Yes, I need help again....
I was trying to resize the Properties section on the Visual Basic window and I messed it up (making it free floating).
I managed to get it docked to the left side of the window but would prefer to have it where it was -left side bottom portion, with project explorer above it.
How can I get the Properties section to be under the Project Explorer section (sharing the same width) with the Macro section staying on the right side?
Pic below is how it is now. Any Ideas? Thanks
How do I arrange windows in VBA?
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How do I arrange windows in VBA?
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Chuck Reimer
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Re: How do I arrange windows in VBA?
Drag the title bar of the Project Explorer to the top left corner (just below the toolbars). When you release it, the Project Explorer should dock itself above the Properties pane.
Best wishes,
Hans
Hans
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Re: How do I arrange windows in VBA?
LOL
I think I tried just about everything BUT that. It worked (of course).
I was trying to drag the properties dialog box.... (that did NOT work).
Thanks Hans
btw You can NEVER retire -the world needs you too much.
I think I tried just about everything BUT that. It worked (of course).
I was trying to drag the properties dialog box.... (that did NOT work).
Thanks Hans
btw You can NEVER retire -the world needs you too much.
Chuck Reimer
(I'm from the Government and I'm here to help) ;-)
(I'm from the Government and I'm here to help) ;-)
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Re: How do I arrange windows in VBA?
If you mess things up a bit more, look at my page on restoring the window positions:
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Re: How do I arrange windows in VBA?
Thank you for the link.
I went and took a look. It tells a person exactly how to fix the type of issue I had.
I liked the idea of the movie. It showed me that I was close to doing it right, I just did not move it far enough.
Very handy instructions and I thank you.
I love the way so many people are willing to help others.
I went and took a look. It tells a person exactly how to fix the type of issue I had.
I liked the idea of the movie. It showed me that I was close to doing it right, I just did not move it far enough.
Very handy instructions and I thank you.
I love the way so many people are willing to help others.
Chuck Reimer
(I'm from the Government and I'm here to help) ;-)
(I'm from the Government and I'm here to help) ;-)