Microsoft® Visual Basic® Scripting Edition

Microsoft® Visual Basic® Scripting Edition
ScriptEngine Function

Description

Returns a string representing the scripting language in use.

Syntax

ScriptEngine

Return Values

The ScriptEngine function can return any of the following strings:

String Description

VBScript Indicates that Microsoft® Visual Basic® Scripting Edition is the current script engine.

JScript Indicates that Microsoft JScript is the current script engine.

VBA Indicates that Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications is the current script engine.

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String	Description
VBScript	Indicates that Microsoft® Visual Basic® Scripting Edition is the current script engine.
JScript	Indicates that Microsoft JScript is the current script engine.
VBA	Indicates that Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications is the current script engine.