我一直在使用Excel进行了一段时间,但我从来没有读过什么是这两个运营商之间的差异(“不管我都用了”) :=
和=
在Excel VBA
As you already know, =
is used to assign values or set objects - eg i=1
:=
on the other hand (like Comintern mentioned), is used to to assign a value to a certain named argument, afaik only ever inside a method or function.
Consider the following example: you could use something like MsgBox "Hello World", , "Title1"
- specifying MsgBox
's arguments in the default order - the prompt
, the default Buttons
-style, then the Title
.
Alternatively, one could use :=
to write MsgBox Title:="Title1", prompt:="Hello world"
Notice that
the order of the arguments is of no importance here and
there is no need to specify empty placeholders for default-arguments , ,
.
Let us take for example the Range.Find
method
expression . Find( What, After, LookIn, LookAt, SearchOrder, SearchDirection, MatchCase, MatchByte, SearchFormat )
That is a LOT of conditions to set! But you just want a simple search of the number 2
in Range("A1:A500")
:
Without the :=
operator, you would have to use commas to get to any optional variables to set:
Range("A1:A500").Find(2, , xlValue, , , , , , )
With the :=
operator, you can specify which conditions you want without delineating through all the default settings:
Range("A1:A500").Find(what:=2, lookin:=xlValues)
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