Minimum Requirements: Excel 2007 and above, Windows (works with both 32 and 64 bit)

Here is a list of the things you can do.

1. Indent code within the active VB project, module, procedure or selected text.




2. Add line numbers to code within the active VB project, module, procedure.




3. Delete line numbers from code within the active VB project, module, procedure.




4. Add or delete line continuation to/from code within the active VB project, module, procedure.




5. Export code from the active VB project, module, procedure to text files.



6. Compare code between different procedures.



7. Copy code between projects.



8. Add generic comments to all macros in the active project or module.



9. Insert Code Snippets.



10. Run Favourite Macros.



11. Find and replace code with several fields at once.



12. Run a report to see every location that code exists.



13. Rename userform controls and their code.



14. Cleanup project code.

Options include:

Delete all instances of Debug.Print

Delete all instances of Debug.Assert

Delete all instances of Stop

Delete all orphan code

Delete blank lines (excess or all)

Delete comments

Delete indenting

15. Make a list of project variables and constants.


Details include:

Module Name (Where the variable or constant is)

Scope (Public, Private, Type or Procedure)

Location (Declaration or procedure name)

Name (Variable or constant name)

Type (Variable or constant type, eg String, Long, etc)

Const (True or null, to discern between variables and constants)

Const Value (Value if constant)

Found in Project (Count within project)

Found in Report (Count within report)

Modules Count

Procedures Count

Unique Values

Duplicate Values

16. Show Project Statistics


Details include:

Module Names

Procedure Names

Count of Children (Project and Modules)

Procedure Scope

Count of Lines (Project, Modules and Procedures)

Count of Comments (Project, Modules and Procedures)

Count of Declaration Lines (Project and Modules)

Count of Declaration Comments (Project and Modules)

17. Automatically highlight code in Excel.

This is useful because the VBE does not indicate structured code.




18. Copy code for web. (Add html tags to your code to show it as indented and copy it to the clipboard)


19. Select the current procedure (Select the procedure where the mouse cursor is within)


You can also change the following settings.




And a detailed Help file is also included that you can open directly from the tools.

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- Andrew Engwirda, creator of AET VBE Tools.

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