When you're editing a Microsoft Office VBA macro or function, you will often move your cursor from a line that you haven't finished. For example, to go copy something you want to paste into that line. But, if that partial line isn't syntactically valid, the VBA editor interrupts your work by popping up a "Compile error" message that has to be dismissed.
Is there any way to disable the message box? I find it irritating...
(This happens with Excel Visual Basic for Applications, Outlook VBA, Word VBA, etc.)
Do the following in your VBA editor window (entitled "Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications"):
Click the menu "Tools" and then "Options".
In the Options' "Editor" tab, uncheck the "Auto Syntax Check" box. (See screenshot, below.)
This change does not make the editor stop compiling in the background and marking syntax errors in red (or whatever formatting is specified in the Options tab "Editor Format").
MS Office programs share this common VBA editor, so if you change an option while editing VBA for Excel then you've changed it for Outlook, Word, etc.
https://i.stack.imgur.com/iDbxy.jpg
In the VBE, Tools - Options - Editor and uncheck Auto Syntax Check. It will turn bad code red, but won't give you the popup.
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