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Excel Global Variable Setting
Hi:
I have encountered a slight difficulty (or maybe irritation) in Excel. I executed a macro line thus: send = ActiveWorkbook.Name and kind of assumed that send would always represent the active workbook name until I changed it. Imagine my disappointment when I found that the next macro I executed has no clue what "send" represented. Is there some way in Excel that I can set a GLOBAL Variable that all macros will know and understand? Thanks John Baker |
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