Examples of using Code window in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
The Code window for the user form appears.
Select a light ordark theme for the code window.
In the code window, locate the following code. .
Double-click Command1 to open the Code window.
In the Test.c code window, paste the following code: .
Add the following code to the code window for Form1.
In the code window, replace the following code. .
In the Object list above the Code window, select Workbook.
In the code window for Form1, add the following code: .
Copy the following code to the Code window of Form1.
In the Code window for the module, type the following code: .
Add the following code to the code window of Form1.
In the Code window, put the following code before the Button1_Click event.
Double-click the UserForm to display the Code window for the UserForm.
In the Code window, type the following code for the ToggleButton1Click event.
Paste the following code in the code window of the Form1 form.
The code window is usually in the upper-right corner of the Visual Basic Editor.
Copy the following code and paste it in the code window.
Click anywhere in the code window of the module that you want to create.
On the Database menu, point to View andthen click Code to open the Code window.
Insert the following at the top of the code window before the Form1 Class implementation.
In the code window of the module, type the macro code that you want to use.
Double-click the UserForm to open the Code window for the UserForm.
On the Database tab, in the Show/Hide group,select the Code check box to open the Code window.
Double-click the CommandButton control to display the Code window for the CommandButton control.
On the Database tab, in the Show/Hide group,select the Code check box to open the Code window.
Insert the following at the top of the code window before the Form1 Class implementation: Imports System.
If the Code window is not already open, on the Database menu, point to View, and then click Code to open the window. .
Note: After you reverse engineer a database, the Code window lists all check clauses extracted from the database as local code. .
If the Code window is not already open, on the Database menu, point to View, and then click Code to open the window. .