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DarrenW

Using the same variable in separate userform modules
 
Hello all,

Here's my question, I have created 2 userforms, the first is the main
one used simply for data entry and some calculations.

The second userform is called from the first userform using the Show
command, this is used to perform a simple search on the already
entered data and get a row number on a match.

I have defined 2 Public variables in the declarations section of the
first userform

Public CurRow as string
Used to store the row number

Public LoadJob as boolean
Used to tell if the user wants to load the data, True to load, False
to not load.

The Subs in the second userform module can see these variables and
assign them values (I'm assuming they can because I get no error
messages) however when I return to the first userform module after the
Show command the variables have been reset.

Are the assigned values only valid during the second modules scope of
operation?

Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated

Thanks

DarrenW

papou[_6_]

Using the same variable in separate userform modules
 
Hello Darren
Not too sure about public variables on userforms!
I would simply suggest that you declare these variables in the declarations
section of a standard module.
HTH
Regards
Pascal

"DarrenW" a écrit dans le message
de news: ...
Hello all,

Here's my question, I have created 2 userforms, the first is the main
one used simply for data entry and some calculations.

The second userform is called from the first userform using the Show
command, this is used to perform a simple search on the already
entered data and get a row number on a match.

I have defined 2 Public variables in the declarations section of the
first userform

Public CurRow as string
Used to store the row number

Public LoadJob as boolean
Used to tell if the user wants to load the data, True to load, False
to not load.

The Subs in the second userform module can see these variables and
assign them values (I'm assuming they can because I get no error
messages) however when I return to the first userform module after the
Show command the variables have been reset.

Are the assigned values only valid during the second modules scope of
operation?

Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated

Thanks

DarrenW




Jose Rojas

Using the same variable in separate userform modules
 
try on Module1
Option Explicit

Public Type DistributorData
dName As String
dUserID As Long
End Type

and at the top of the form type
Dim Dist as DistributorData

J.Rojas

"papou" wrote in message
...
Hello Darren
Not too sure about public variables on userforms!
I would simply suggest that you declare these variables in the

declarations
section of a standard module.
HTH
Regards
Pascal

"DarrenW" a écrit dans le

message
de news: ...
Hello all,

Here's my question, I have created 2 userforms, the first is the main
one used simply for data entry and some calculations.

The second userform is called from the first userform using the Show
command, this is used to perform a simple search on the already
entered data and get a row number on a match.

I have defined 2 Public variables in the declarations section of the
first userform

Public CurRow as string
Used to store the row number

Public LoadJob as boolean
Used to tell if the user wants to load the data, True to load, False
to not load.

The Subs in the second userform module can see these variables and
assign them values (I'm assuming they can because I get no error
messages) however when I return to the first userform module after the
Show command the variables have been reset.

Are the assigned values only valid during the second modules scope of
operation?

Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated

Thanks

DarrenW







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