Nope, that is what you are stuck with.

But honestly, how big a pain is it? As soon as you type D intelliesense
gives you a list of values, o a shorter list, and u, Double is at the top.

75 variables is nothing, I have hundreds of constants I declare as

Public Const COL_NAME As Long = 17

etc.

but I only do it once.

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Bob Phillips

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"Jeff" wrote in message
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I guess I don't understand how to correctly declare variables. Before I
had
been writing

Dim x1, x2, x3, x4 as double

I just learned that this declares x1, x2, and x3 as variants and x4 as a
double. Is there an easier way to declare x1, x2, x3 and x4 as double
other
then typing

x1 as double, x2 as double, etc.

This seems like a HUGE pain because I have about 75 variables in my
module.
(These are declared at the modular level, so they can be used by all the
macros in the module)

Thanks for your help.