I am wanting to use a boolean variable, say Var1 named
from a User Form within a macro and then call up that
variable in a subsequent Sub routine that forms part of
the macro but when the sub routine is running Var1 is now
empty.

What am I doing wrong?

You need to define the variable as global. Write in the beginning of th
module you define it as

Dim Var1

- Manges

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if i understand you, you are runing 2 subs. when one sub
finishes, it dumps all of the variables. you will have to
redeclair var1 in the second sub.

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I am wanting to use a boolean variable, say Var1 named
from a User Form within a macro and then call up that
variable in a subsequent Sub routine that forms part of
the macro but when the sub routine is running Var1 is now
empty.

What am I doing wrong?
.

Apart from globals, my preference is to pass variables to the macros that
need them, like this:

Sub tester()
Dim B As Boolean
B = True
Call NextOne(B)
B = Not B
Call ThirdOne(B, "Simon says:")
End Sub

Sub NextOne(B As Boolean)
MsgBox "Next one says " & B
End Sub

Sub ThirdOne(B As Boolean, S As String)
MsgBox S & vbNewLine & B
End Sub

HTH. Best wishes Harald

"mikeymay" skrev i melding
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I am wanting to use a boolean variable, say Var1 named
from a User Form within a macro and then call up that
variable in a subsequent Sub routine that forms part of
the macro but when the sub routine is running Var1 is now
empty.

What am I doing wrong?

i'm not sure what you mean...
but might be this..

have you checked the scope of your vairable... if its global or not?

"mikeymay" wrote in message
...
I am wanting to use a boolean variable, say Var1 named
from a User Form within a macro and then call up that
variable in a subsequent Sub routine that forms part of
the macro but when the sub routine is running Var1 is now
empty.

What am I doing wrong?