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Declare at application level
Good day, I wanted to know if it is possible to declare a variable at the
application level. In other words, as a workbook opens it sets the value of a variable so that all other workbooks can use that value without have to declare it in each workbook. ie; worbook1 opens and declares variable X as "\\mypath\" as worbook2 opens, it has code that will have the X variable in it and should know that X is "mypath" without declaring it in workbook2 |
Declare at application level
I think you might want to write the variable to some external location like
the registry or a text file. If the former case using GetSetting and SaveSetting is pretty convenient way to access it. -- Jim "MD" wrote in message ... | Good day, I wanted to know if it is possible to declare a variable at the | application level. In other words, as a workbook opens it sets the value of | a variable so that all other workbooks can use that value without have to | declare it in each workbook. | | ie; | | worbook1 opens and declares variable X as "\\mypath\" | | as worbook2 opens, it has code that will have the X variable in it and | should know that X is "mypath" without declaring it in workbook2 | | |
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