Why does VS Code highlight certain parts of code in brown?
I tried hovering the cursor over the highlighted code, hoping for an intellisense explanation but none was provided.
When you re-name the variable, the brown highlighting disappears.
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please help me find examples of working with the font of the text in the Excel cell in the TCL code. Turn on Border Bottom and use underline the text. Screenshot of the parameters I need to change below.
I found examples enter link description here but not exactly for underline the text
Thanks a lot
How can I get the current Fill Color in the ribbon using VBA? I like to manually select the Fill color to highlight entire rows with. I know I can highlight an entire row with code like foo.EntireRow.Interior.ColorIndex = 3. However, instead of setting it to 3, I want to set it to the user's currently selected Fill Color in the ribbon.
I found a similar thread for Microsoft Word that uses Options.DefaultHighlightColorIndex, but I have not found one for Microsoft Excel.
Edit: Sorry for the duplicate question. I am hoping there’s a better answer that doesn’t require an active selection first. If not I’ll accept Jonathan’s answer. Currently I am just highlighting the current cell with CellFillColorPicker, getting that cell’s color and then highlighting the row with that color.
This question appears to be similar to this one: VBA - use color already select in Excel to fill cell interior
It looks like this is the code that you want:
Application.CommandBars.ExecuteMso "CellFillColorPicker"
In vsvim for visual studio, I can highlight a selection and type :s/hello/world/g to get all occurrences of hello inside my selection with world but this isn't working in VsCode Vim, is this a feature not in this version of vim or is the special key sequence different?
After selecting some lines and pressing : you should find that the Vim command line has been defaulted to '<,'> - this is a Vim range that refers to the selected lines. You need to keep this range as part of the command and type the s/... afterwards i.e.
:'<,'>s/hello/world/g
or if you just want to replace all occurrences across the whole file you can skip highlighting the lines and use the % range which indicates the whole file:
:%s/hello/world/g
If curious, you can learn more about some of the other ranges that can be used.
When setting a component color in Excel VBA using the syntax .BackColor, what should I enter to get desired color?
CommandButton.BackColor = 'What should I have here?
Here is a list of official names for colors: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/6ys84h69%28v=vs.90%29.aspx.
When building a userform in excel, in the properties windows, open the drop down window for BackColor. Each color will have a name. "vb" follow by the name of the color you want without spaces will work as valid syntax (have not tested all of the color, could be wrong).
Just type SystemColorConstants. (including the dot) and you will get the whole list of constants. (Thanks Tom, from reply to question.)
CommandButton.BackColor = vbButtonFace 'This is default color for command button.
Is there a way I can select a portion of multiple lines in vim and then paste them at the end of another block of lines. For instance if I want everything after the equal sign from:
qw=12345
er=23435
and pasted into:
ty=
ui=
What would I have to do?
This seems real simple, but for some reason, I am completely stuck.
You are looking for block selection mode.
Please note the different keybinding for Windows platforms.