Excel VBA Programming The Complete Guide - The Immediate Window and Debug.Print Method

The video tutorial explains the use of the Immediate Window in the Visual Basic Editor (VBE) for testing and debugging VBA code. It covers how to access the Immediate Window, execute single lines of code, and use the question mark and print keyword for evaluating expressions. The tutorial also demonstrates how to use Debug.Print within procedures to log information to the Immediate Window, aiding in tracking variable values and debugging code.

What is the purpose of the Immediate Window in the Visual Basic Editor?

How can you access the Immediate Window if it is missing from your interface?

What is the significance of using a question mark in the Immediate Window?

Explain the difference between using the question mark and the print keyword in the Immediate Window.

What happens to the code executed in the Immediate Window when the workbook is closed?

Describe how to log values to the Immediate Window from a procedure.

What is the role of the Debug object in VBA, and how is it used in conjunction with the Immediate Window?