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Declare Variable
Just to be sure I'm right: First I write: Option Explicit Global gwksZap As Worksheet Sub SetRefs() Set gwksZap = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Zapatista66") End Sub in a module or in each module I need those variables ? After: Private Sub Workbook_Open() Call SetRefs gwksZap.Activate End Sub Finally: All my declaration in the worksheet (Microsoft Excel Objet) like that: Set wbBook1 = Workbooks("Logiciel_Production_Soumission.xls") Set wbBook2 = Workbooks("Projets.xls") Set wbBook3 = Workbooks("Liste_Prix.xls") Set wbBook4 = Workbooks("Clients.xls") Set wbBook5 = Workbooks("Template_Soumission.xls") thanks for helping m -- zapatista6 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- zapatista66's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=1195 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?threadid=26698 |
Declare Variable
In a "pure" code module (not worksheet module):
Option Explicit Dim wbBook1 as Workbook etc ... Public Sub SetRefs() Set wbBook1 = Workbooks ("Logiciel_Production_Soumission.xls") etc ... End Sub Then, in any other worksheet module or code module, you just have to refer to wbBook1. You don't have to make another Set statement again. For example: Private Sub Workbook_Open() Call SetRefs() wbBook1.Activate End Sub Geof. -----Original Message----- Just to be sure I'm right: First I write: Option Explicit Global gwksZap As Worksheet Sub SetRefs() Set gwksZap = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Zapatista66") End Sub in a module or in each module I need those variables ? After: Private Sub Workbook_Open() Call SetRefs gwksZap.Activate End Sub Finally: All my declaration in the worksheet (Microsoft Excel Objet) like that: Set wbBook1 = Workbooks ("Logiciel_Production_Soumission.xls") Set wbBook2 = Workbooks("Projets.xls") Set wbBook3 = Workbooks("Liste_Prix.xls") Set wbBook4 = Workbooks("Clients.xls") Set wbBook5 = Workbooks("Template_Soumission.xls") thanks for helping me -- zapatista66 ---------------------------------------------------------- -------------- zapatista66's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php? action=getinfo&userid=11956 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=266983 . |
Declare Variable: 1 more thing
I forgot to mention that if you call SetRefs in the
workbook open event, you shouldn't have to call SetRefs again. But if you ever have a runtime error that's not trapped, references to these objects are destroyed, and somehow you have to re-run SetRefs. Geof. -----Original Message----- Just to be sure I'm right: First I write: Option Explicit Global gwksZap As Worksheet Sub SetRefs() Set gwksZap = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Zapatista66") End Sub in a module or in each module I need those variables ? After: Private Sub Workbook_Open() Call SetRefs gwksZap.Activate End Sub Finally: All my declaration in the worksheet (Microsoft Excel Objet) like that: Set wbBook1 = Workbooks ("Logiciel_Production_Soumission.xls") Set wbBook2 = Workbooks("Projets.xls") Set wbBook3 = Workbooks("Liste_Prix.xls") Set wbBook4 = Workbooks("Clients.xls") Set wbBook5 = Workbooks("Template_Soumission.xls") thanks for helping me -- zapatista66 ---------------------------------------------------------- -------------- zapatista66's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php? action=getinfo&userid=11956 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=266983 . |
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