Comments
Different programming languages have different methods for entering comments.For VBA comments are anything that follows a single inverted comma.
Comments are key for creating code that is readable and easy to update.
As you learn to program you will create more complex programs that can be difficult to maintain. Inserting comments as you create the code can save you a lot of time in the future.
Comments are often used when developing code to stop a line from running. This allows you to quickly add and subtract chunks of code. Though once you are happy - remember to clean up the comments.
VBA has an option to comment multiple line at once. To do this the edit toolbar needs to be activated. This is be default turned off. To turn it on - right click the toolbar and select edit.
This will create additional options. These two are the ones that comment out a block of code and also un-comment a block of code.
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