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Variables in VBA
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I think that excel has some restrictions on variable names. Some names it has predefined and you can't use these names as variables. I was getting weird errors when I use a variabl name = "Rate". Is there a list of the restricted variable names? Thanks for your help. |
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Variables in VBA
Rate is a pre-defined function in VBA. For a list of VBA functions, use VBA
Help -- Gary''s Student "Jeff" wrote: Hi, I think that excel has some restrictions on variable names. Some names it has predefined and you can't use these names as variables. I was getting weird errors when I use a variabl name = "Rate". Is there a list of the restricted variable names? Thanks for your help. |
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