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Bob Phillips[_6_] Bob Phillips[_6_] is offline
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Default set variable once

public user as range

sub temp1()
set user = sheets("1").range("a1")
msgbox user.value
end sub

You don't use Dim and Public, and you cannot use Set method outside of a
procedure.

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"mike allen" wrote in message
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"expected: identifier" comes up on "public" in first line. the entire
first line is red, probably pre-warning me of this error. i copied

exactly
as you have. i must be doing something else wrong. thanks, mike allen

"Frank Kabel" wrote in message
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Hi
try:
dim public user as range
set user = sheets("1").range("a1")

sub temp1()
msgbox user.value
end sub


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"mike allen" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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is it possible to set a variable just once and have many subs use it?
example:

user = sheets("1").range("a1") 'i would like to have this set only

once at
top of module sheet

sub temp1()
msgbox user 'i would like for this and many other subs to know what

'user'
is
end sub

i know i can define 'user' in a sub, then use sub temp1(user), but i

would
rather not since there will be so many subs w/ 'user' needed.

thanks, mike
allen