Get contents of Immediate window?

[Ed]

After I've used the Debug.Print to put things into the Immediate window, is
there a way to get the entire contents of the Immediate window to either
display in a message box or print to a document?

Ed

 

[Jezebel]

no

 

[Word Heretic]

G'day "Ed" <[email protected]>,

Dont debug print them, open a new doc and print to there instead.
Manually, you can cuttenpaste of course.


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[Word Heretic]

G'day "Jezebel" <[email protected]>,

And Mark Tangard thought he was being bonkers

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[Ed]

Thank you, Steve. I just now discovered how to use this to see things in
action (a bit behind the times, I know!), and thought it might be useful to
be able to print out this sequence of actions if I've had problems to help
pinpoint a problem (loose nut on the keyboard??).

Ed

 

[Word Heretic]

G'day "Ed" <[email protected]>,

If you want to do it the really full on way:

Use COMPILER VARIABLES

Each debug step prefix with

#IF DEBUG=1 then
Debug.Print

and

#IF DEBUG=2 then

DebugDoc.Insertafter

that sorta thing.

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