Source : Notes/Domino 6 and 7 Forum
In Excel:
1. record a macro that does something similar to what you want to do from Lotus Script (Tools | Macro |Record New Macro...)
2. stop the macro recording (Tools | Macro | Stop Recording)
3. edit the macro (Tools | Macro | Macros... | Edit)
4. set a Break Point on the first line of code (où ce trouve la constante) in the macro (Debug | Toggle Breakpoint) (Débogage > Basculer le point d'arrêt)
5. run the macro (Run | Run Sub) The macro will pause at the breakpoint you set in step 4.
6. hold the cursor over each Excel constant to reveal its numeric equivalent. For example, hovering the cursor over the word "xlCenter" in the line ".HorizontalAlignment = xlCenter" shows that xlCenter = -4108
