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Hi NG
I have a small problem with referencing a public variable in a module Module A: public strXML as string Module B: sub something msgbox "String: " & A.strXML end sub My problem is that the first time a run the above everything works fine, but the second time i run it then strXML = "". Like it has been flushed somehow. I tried it with other objects too, and the same accured. Does anyone know what is going on and how to fix it? Mark |
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Hi Mark,
Module A: public strXML as string Module B: sub something msgbox "String: " & A.strXML end sub My problem is that the first time a run the above everything works fine, but the second time i run it then strXML = "". Like it has been flushed somehow. I tried it with other objects too, and the same accured. Does your code contain any End statement? Also, AFAIK you don't need the A. prefix before the variable name. Unless another module also contains a variable by that name, which makes declaring that variable as public illogical in the first place. Regards, Jan Karel Pieterse Excel MVP www.jkp-ads.com |
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