问题
I have been using the Locals window to check the assignments for procedure level variables.
I have recently updated my code to create a set of public-level variables that read certain inputs from the sheets which do not change from project to project.
When seeking to check these variables, I do not see them in the Locals window, no doubt because they are not locally-defined variables!
Is there an alternative to the Locals Window for Public variables? And if not, how am I supposed to check public variable assignments?
回答1:
In addition to the Immediate window (as described in the other answer), the Watch window is very helpful in those circumstances. You can activate it in the View menu -> Watch window:
Here you can define:
- Any variable (e.g. your public variables)
- A full term, e.g.
ActiveWorkbook.UsedRange.Address - The scope of each watch
- Even a breakpoint when the value changes or results in
True- this is quite handy when debugging, as it allows you quick conditional breakpoints without adding additional code, e.g. if you set a watch tomyVar=0and active Break When Value Is True, the code will automatically stop the moment the potential bug is "initiated"
You can add all of these options in the "Add watch" dialog, which you either get by right clicking on any variable (or other code) in the code module - or by right clicking in the watch window:
In addition, you can simply edit any watch items in the list by double clicking.
Very handy tool for debugging, esp. in combination with Locals and Immediate windows.
回答2:
Use Immediate Window. Press Ctrl + G in your coding envoirnment to goto Immediate Window. It allows to get and set the value of your variable when you are in debugging mode. You need to prefix ? to check the value of variable. example
?variableName press enter to get the value
variableName ="test" press enter to set the value
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15031323/checking-the-values-of-public-variables-in-excel-vba-locals-window-alternative