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Maybe this might help: - If your VBA IDE/Console throws some error it will tell you exactly the module and line assuming it’s a syntax error. You must tell this to 4o as (at least in Python) doesn’t give you line numbers. So you can’t tell him “there’s a syntax error in line 364 of Module 3”; you have to copy and paste the line/s and the type of error. This worked for me just two days ago (with Python). - You have to customize it, telling him that when coding, never assume anything at all even if it’s the most basic fact. I sometimes also write the instruction (also in personalization) that put some comment or mark (or both) in the corrected line/s if any. - Versions, paths (both of input and output), names(uppercase/lowercase), and very basic stuff we overlook often is where the problem is, so that’s why it repeats itself, because it doesn’t get that “new” information that we are overlooking and he might also be assuming things.
Try that and if doesn’t work, reply with some more detailed information about your problem and I might have some other approach/idea. Cheers.
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 13860
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000