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@rubberduckvba Erm, I think Rubberduck's refactoring worked:

If code then
DoCleanse
Elseif life then
DoDirty
Else
DoEmpty
Endif

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@rubberduckvba @github Develop with current languages and tools, to give an ancient language/IDE a productive future. Lots of amazing work done already, but up soon is a full-blown replacement of the code editor with draggable tabs & code panes with syntax highlighting,code folding,xmlhelp,snippets,etc

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@Rubberduck203 gosh, you past the 10K tweets threshold, while @rubberduckvba is only just past 2000, and I'm a lowly 326. Not sure if I should get more, or worry about tweet stats less.

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@Rubberduck203 By the way, that logo looks the best of the three, but I think I'd still like to see it as a 2 color image, rather than colored in.

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@rubberduckvba @Rubberduck203 Adding a tweet, just so I can see 3 duck avatars in a thread. The cowboy, the logo and the devil. Any other ducks willing to add themselves?

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@rubberduckvba 2.3 rocks

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@rubberduckvba You're pulling my leg? Next you'll tell me I'll make do without the inspection results WPF window, and view inspections in syntax highlighted, custom coloured, dockable windows, like, say, um, Visual Studio 2017?

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@rubberduckvba @msexcel My muscle memory types it as netwrokdays, nearly every time.

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@EBrown8534 @Rubberduck203 People asking me for some "quick wins" before they've filled out a technical debt application form.

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@rubberduckvba @MZToolsSoftware Parametrised snippets : Eg. Insert snippet "Iterate 2D Array"... Rubberduck inserts code that iterates a 2D array, giving the user the option of naming and typing the variables on each tab press.

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@rubberduckvba congrats on surpassing 2000 tweets!

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@rubberduckvba @MZToolsSoftware And AutoComplete is just getting started? Is it going to form the basis of a snippet engine?

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@pugwonk I get told by Americans that my English is pretty good for an Australian. Then again, with a name like Andrew Jackson, they don't take me seriously.

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@pugwonk @StackOverflow I've done the more senile act of finding that I both authored the original question AND the answer. I guess I should be proud that the answer had helped others, in the meantime, but I did find it strange that the OP had had such a similar experience to me.

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@rubberduckvba @msexcel It seems it doesn't matter if your'e assigning to a fixed array - assigning to a Variant (so that it's type is Variant/Variant()) is enough:

Public Sub Boom()
Dim result, uninitialized()
result = uninitialized
Debug.Print IsMissing(result)
End Sub

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@Rubberduck203 In my experience, the riffing that pairing brings, generates better code before it's written or ready for review.
The German expression "unter vier Augen", literally means "Under four eyes", although it usually relates to the security/privacy/accountability of a 2-person dialog.

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@doryowen @rubberduckvba Write yourself some unit tests, and @rubberduckvba will be your most reliable tester.

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@doryowen @rubberduckvba can help you with the first one, but to me, "Sweet potato-prune" sounds like a mixed complement/insult. However, you've inspired me to make some OOP-like, modular rice paper rolls.

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@Rubberduck203 The advantage to finishing the deck on the day of the presentation is that the file is appropriately date-stamped, and the content takes into account the very latest ideas from industry and academia. How _fresh_ would you like it?

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@ExcelAnalytics Just because there's a most extreme possible behaviour, doesn't mean it has a high probability of occurring. Like anything, the risks need to be identified but also weighted by their chance of occurring.