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there is no implicit ability to save variables. You would need to record
the values some place and make sure they were saved with the file, then retrieve the saved values when appropriate. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Paul" wrote in message ... I have written code for a userform to be displayed and give the user the ability to change values by having the text boxes reference a cell in a work sheet. The issue I have is that when I save file as an XLA it modifies the variables while the XLA is running yet it does not save the new variables if I close and reload the XLA. Can this be done without having to create an external data variable file to be read by the XLA? |
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