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Question about typing in the Visual Basic Editor Immediate Window

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My application contains many Debug.Print statements.  These leave the cursor in the immediate window positioned at the end of the line.  If I wish to type into the immediate window (e.g., evaluate an expression), I need to hit return to get a new line before I can type.  But hitting reutrn gives a "Compile Error: Expected: end of statement" and I have to dismiss the error before I can type.  I know I can avoid this by putting a new line / carriage feed at the end of each Debug.Print string.  Is there an easier way?

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best response confirmed by perkin_warbeck (Brass Contributor)
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@perkin_warbeck 

Press the Down Arrow key instead of Enter.

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best response confirmed by perkin_warbeck (Brass Contributor)
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@perkin_warbeck 

Press the Down Arrow key instead of Enter.

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