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APPENDIX 1        SELECTED VISUAL BASIC KEYWORDS                     367




               Boolean Data Type
               Use  to  declare  a  variable's  type  as  Boolean  (True  or  False),  either  in  a  Dim
               statement, or in a Sub or  Function statement.  Two bytes required  per variable.
                When number values are converted to Boolean values,  0 becomes False and all
               other values become True. When Boolean values are converted to numbers, False
               becomes 0 and True becomes -1.
                See also:  Dim, As,  Double, Integer, String, Variant

               Call Command
                Transfers control to a Sub procedure.
                Syntax: Call name (argumentl, ...)
                Name is the name of the procedure.  Argumentl, etc., are the names assigned to the
                arguments passed to the procedure.  Call is optional; if omitted, the parentheses
                around the argument list must also be omitted.
                Example:  Call Task1 (argumentl ,argument2)
                See also:  Sub, Function

                Case Keyword
                See:  Select Case

                Cells Method
                Returns a single cell by specifying the row and column.
                Syntax: object.Cells(row,  column)
                Object is optional; if not specified, Cells refers to the active sheet.
                Example: Cells(2,1).Value = 5 enters the value 5 in cell A2.
                See also:  Range

                Characters Object
                Represents characters in any object containing text.  Use the Characters object to
                format characters within a text string.
                Syntax: expression. C haracters (start, length)
                Example: Selection.Characters(Start:=x, Length:=l).Font.Subscript = True

                Clear Method
                Clears formulas and formatting from a range of cells.
                Syntax: object.Clear
                Object can be Range (or ChartArea).
                Example: Range("A1 :ClO").Clear
                See also: ClearContents, ClearFormats in Excel's On-Line Help.

                Close Method
                Closes a window, workbook or workbooks.
                Syntax:  For  workbooks,  use  object.Close.  For  a  workbook  or  window,  use
                object. C I ose( Save ChangesLogical, File Name).
                Object can be Window,  Workbook or Workbooks.  If SaveChangesLogical is False,
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