EFileTahi-A

hello ppl on this good friday!

where can i see the print using debug? or what is it all about?

tks!

rpoy

In the Immediate window.

It will give you feed back when you are debugging! I think it it very helpful.

lonsoft

Press: Ctrl + G

EFileTahi-A

Well, i don't see a thing! lol!

I run the program the window just remains empty (the main form window)

EFileTahi-A

oohhhh with Ctrl + G that does something

tks!!

shashidharkr

Debug.Print will print the values in immediate window. It will help you in debugging the code. Put a break point & run step by step.

EFileTahi-A

tks shashi my only problem was know how to open the debug window...

Since i did not see a thing when using DEBUG (which i though it to be what it exacly is right now) I start to think like: "well maybe it have another purpose". but when i saw the results in the hidden window everything got crystal 4 me.

tks anyway m8

Hey! I have a new rank in this forum! Am a Freshman!!!

vbFace

EFileTahi-A, the Immediate window, you will find, is a fantastic debugging tools. Another way to use it is to check the value of a variable when you hit a break point (or pause the application.) Simply type in "? iMyInteger" or whatever variable name and it shows it to you! This way you can check values as you step through your code. Another clearer example would be "? App.Path".

Also, with the app paused, you can assign values to a variable. Say you open a recordset that gets no data. You can type "RS.Close" and change the SQL and re-run the RS.Open line again.