Built-in constants in VBA include characters like carriage returns, line feeds, and tabs. Common constants include vbCr, vbLf, and vbTab which represent carriage return, line feed, and tab characters, respectively. vbNullChar represents a null character that can be used to test for or assign a null character to a string, while vbNullString represents a zero-length string that can be used similarly to test for or assign an empty string. Both constants are useful when passing strings to external libraries.
Built-in constants in VBA include characters like carriage returns, line feeds, and tabs. Common constants include vbCr, vbLf, and vbTab which represent carriage return, line feed, and tab characters, respectively. vbNullChar represents a null character that can be used to test for or assign a null character to a string, while vbNullString represents a zero-length string that can be used similarly to test for or assign an empty string. Both constants are useful when passing strings to external libraries.
Built-in constants in VBA include characters like carriage returns, line feeds, and tabs. Common constants include vbCr, vbLf, and vbTab which represent carriage return, line feed, and tab characters, respectively. vbNullChar represents a null character that can be used to test for or assign a null character to a string, while vbNullString represents a zero-length string that can be used similarly to test for or assign an empty string. Both constants are useful when passing strings to external libraries.
Built-in constants in VBA include characters like carriage returns, line feeds, and tabs. Common constants include vbCr, vbLf, and vbTab which represent carriage return, line feed, and tab characters, respectively. vbNullChar represents a null character that can be used to test for or assign a null character to a string, while vbNullString represents a zero-length string that can be used similarly to test for or assign an empty string. Both constants are useful when passing strings to external libraries.
vbNullString String having value 0 Not the same as a zero-length string (""); used for calling external procedures. Cannot be passed to any DLL's
vbTab Chr(9) Tab character
vbBack Chr(8) Backspace character
vbFormFeed Chr(12) Word VBA Manual - manual page break ?
vbVerticalTab Chr(11) Word VBA Manual - manual line break (Shift + Enter)
vbNullChar This constant can be used to test for a null character. This can also be used for assigning a null character to a string variable. The vbNullChar constant can be useful when passing string variables to external libraries that require a null-terminated string. This constant should be used instead of Chr(0).
vbNullString This constant can be used for assigning a zero-length string. This can also be used to test for empty strings. For all practical purposes using a zero-length string ("") is equivalent to using vbNullString. A zero length string means a string with no characters vbNullString is a constant used for a null-pointer and is more efficient than a zero-length string The following four lines are all equivalent.
