Mots clés (Visual Basic pour Applications)

Mot clé	Utilisé dans ces contextes
As	Const, instruction Declare, instruction Dim, instruction Function, instruction Name, instruction Open, instruction Private, instruction Property Get, instruction Property Let, instruction Property Set, instruction Public, instruction ReDim, instruction Static, instruction Sub, instruction Type, instruction
Binary	Open, instruction Option Compare, instruction
ByRef	Call, instruction Declare, instruction Function, instruction Property Get, instruction Property Let, instruction Property Set, instruction Sub, instruction
ByVal	Call, instruction Declare, instruction Function, instruction Property Get, instruction Property Let, instruction Property Set, instruction Sub, instruction
Date	Date, type de données Date, fonction Date, instruction
Else	If...Then...Else, instruction Select Case, instruction
Empty	Utilisé comme un sous-type Variant indiquant une valeur de variable non initialisée.
Error	Error, fonction Error, instruction On Error, instruction
False	A une valeur égale à 0.
For	For...Next, instruction For Each...Next, instruction Open, instruction
Friend	Voir Friend.
Get	Get, instruction Property Get, instruction
Input	Input, fonction Input #, instruction Line Input #, instruction Open, instruction
Is	If...Then...Else, instruction Opérateur Is Select Case, instruction
NbCar	Len, fonction Open, instruction
Let	Let, instruction Property Let, instruction
Lock	Lock, Unlock, instructions Open, instruction
Me	Voir Me.
Mid	Mid, fonction Mid, instruction
New	Dim, instruction Private, instruction Public, instruction Set, instruction Static, instruction
Next	For...Next, instruction For Each...Next, instruction On Error, instruction Resume, instruction
Aucune	Voir Nothing.
Null	Utilisé comme sous-type Variant indiquant qu’une variable ne contient aucune donnée valide.
On	On Error, instruction On...GoSub, instruction On...GoTo, instruction
Option	Option Base, instruction Option Compare, instruction Option Explicit, instruction Option Private, instruction
Optional	Declare, instruction Function, instruction Property Get, instruction Property Let, instruction Property Set, instruction Sub, instruction
ParamArray	Declare, instruction Function, instruction Property Get, instruction Property Let, instruction Property Set, instruction Sub, instruction
Print	Print, méthode Print #, instruction
Private	Const, instruction Declare, instruction Enum, instruction Function, instruction Option Private, instruction Private, instruction Property Get, instruction Property Let, instruction Property Set, instruction Sub, instruction Type, instruction
Property	Property Get, instruction Property Let, instruction Property Set, instruction
PtrSafe	Voir PtrSafe.
Public	Const, instruction Declare, instruction Enum, instruction Event, instruction Function, instruction Property Get, instruction Property Let, instruction Property Set, instruction Public, instruction Sub, instruction Type, instruction
Resume	On Error, instruction Resume, instruction
Seek	Seek, fonction Seek, instruction
Set	Set, instruction Property Set, instruction
Static	Function, instruction Property Get, instruction Property Let, instruction Property Set, instruction Static, instruction Sub, instruction
Step	For...Next, instruction For Each...Next, instruction
String	String, type de données String, fonction
Then	Directive If...Then...Else If...Then...Else, instruction
Time	Time, fonction Time, instruction
To	Dim, instruction For...Next, instruction Lock, Unlock, instructions Private, instruction Public, instruction ReDim, instruction Select Case, instruction Static, instruction Type, instruction
True	A une valeur égale à -1.
WithEvents	Dim, instruction Private, instruction Public, instruction

Voir aussi

• Mots-clés par tâche
• Glossaire VBE

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