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variable scoping - constants going out of scope - circular references
My global variables seem to be going out of scope. I keep reverting to
using a temporary cell - which seems ridiculously inefficient and messy. I have a circular reference I am trying to avoid by using a boolean variable, declared in ThisWorkbook: Public bChangingDate As Boolean When I begin changing the dates on my sheets, to avoid a circular reference (I have a watch setup on this cell that first checks for this boolean) I set it to True. I run a couple of procedures within this block of code, but somehow by the time it is finished my bChangingDate has returned to Empty, thus entering my code into a circular reference. I am now again stuck with finding a temporary hiding cell to put a value into, so that it will 'stick'. Any advice? M.I. |
variable scoping - constants going out of scope - circular references
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-- HTH RP "Masa Ito" wrote in message 48.16... My global variables seem to be going out of scope. I keep reverting to using a temporary cell - which seems ridiculously inefficient and messy. I have a circular reference I am trying to avoid by using a boolean variable, declared in ThisWorkbook: Public bChangingDate As Boolean When I begin changing the dates on my sheets, to avoid a circular reference (I have a watch setup on this cell that first checks for this boolean) I set it to True. I run a couple of procedures within this block of code, but somehow by the time it is finished my bChangingDate has returned to Empty, thus entering my code into a circular reference. I am now again stuck with finding a temporary hiding cell to put a value into, so that it will 'stick'. Any advice? M.I. |
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