ericbremen24
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Excel Object Browser
Tuesday, March 28, 2006 7:00 AM
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Does anyone understand the Object Browser in MS Excel? Two questions: 1.) My understanding is that the Applicaiton object is the highest object in the hierarchy, yet in the object browser, there are multiple classes shown at the same level as Application - such as Addins, Adjustments, etc. Why doesn't the browser work like a tree? 2.) What is the <globals> class? Is it in fact a class? Thanks, Eric
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RE: Excel Object Browser
Tuesday, March 28, 2006 8:39 AM
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I will answer your question by not answering your question. If you want to look at the Excel object model, here is what I suggest. With a standard install of office, go to C:\program files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\1033 and open VBAXL10.chm. That is the best source that I have found for the Excel object model.
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RE: Excel Object Browser
Tuesday, March 28, 2006 8:41 AM
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From the Object Browser help: "Displays all of the available classes in the library or project selected in the Project/Libraries box. If there is code written for a class, that class appears in bold. The list always begins with <globals>, a list of globally accessible members."
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