What is the syntax to call a vba function from the parameters equation. I have seen it a hundred of times, and now that I want to use it cannot find an example Something like VBA:functionname ul

Yes. QuickBooks can connect to apps such as Shopify, BigCommerce, Square, PayPal, and other sales tools you may already be using

HANDBRAKE is one of the most popular and free video conversion tools.

It is open source, easy to use, and works on Windows and Mac.

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Step-by-Step: Access WorkPoints from a Derived Part

Dim oPartDoc As PartDocument = ThisApplication.ActiveDocument
Dim oCompDef As PartComponentDefinition = oPartDoc.ComponentDefinition

For Each oDerivedComp As DerivedPartComponent In oCompDef.ReferenceComponents.DerivedPartComponents
    Dim oWorkFeatures As DerivedPartEntities = oDerivedComp.WorkFeatures

    For Each oEntity As DerivedPartEntity In oWorkFeatures
        If oEntity.Type = DerivedPartEntityTypeEnum.kWorkPointDerivedEntity Then
            Debug.Print("WorkPoint: " & oEntity.Name)
        End If
    Next
Next

You can monitor Inventor commands using the UserInterfaceEvents.OnActivateCommand event. The command name for Vault check-in is:

'VaultCheckinTop'

So in your Inventor Add-In, you can do:

AddHandler ThisApplication.UserInterfaceManager.UserInterfaceEvents.OnActivateCommand, AddressOf OnCommandActivated

Private Sub OnCommandActivated(CommandName As String)
    If CommandName = "VaultCheckinTop" Then
        ' Your logic here: activate all sheets
    End If
End Sub

This lets you intercept the moment the user initiates a Vault check-in from Inventor.