Allows you to select another application's objects that you want available in your code by setting a reference to that application's object library.
Available References
Lists the references available to your project.
Note You can't remove the "Visual Basic For Applications" and "Visual Basic objects and procedures" references, because they are necessary for running Visual Basic.
Priority Buttons
Moves references up, , and down, , on the list. When you refer to an object in code, Visual Basic searches each referenced library selected in the References dialog box in the order the libraries are displayed. If two referenced libraries contain objects with the same name, Visual Basic uses the definition provided by the library listed higher in the Available References box.
Result
Displays the name and path of the reference selected in the Available References box, as well as the language version.
Browse
Displays the Add Reference dialog box so that you can search other directories for and add references to the Available Resources box for the following types:
The Add References dialog box is the Open common dialog box.