Understanding automation : How is automation coding structured? : Including comments |
Comments in VBA similarly to in ANSI, C++, and Java can be created only at the end of a line. Comments begin with an apostrophe ( '
) and terminate at the end of the line.
Each line of a multi-line comment must begin with its own apostrophe in VBA:
a = b ' This is a really interesting piece of code that |
' requires so much explanation that I needed to break |
' the comment over multiple lines. |
To comment out large sections of VBA code, use the following syntax (similarly to in C or C++):
#If 0 Then ' That's a zero, not the letter 'oh'. |
' All this code will be ignored by |
' the compiler at run time! |
#End If |
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