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Global or Workbook level variables.
Guys, I need to create a workbook, not worksheet level VBA variable.
Basically something that spans the whole of the workbook and that can be accessed by each and every worksheet. Any ideas on where I can specify this and how? TIA. |
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Global or Workbook level variables.
Make a search with "Workbook level variables" in Programming topic! Just
below your post you will see my old question with excellent answers from Tom Ogilvy and Bob Phillips! Regards, Stefi €žDaveO€ť ezt Ă*rta: Guys, I need to create a workbook, not worksheet level VBA variable. Basically something that spans the whole of the workbook and that can be accessed by each and every worksheet. Any ideas on where I can specify this and how? TIA. |
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Hi Dave,
In VBA help see: 'Understanding Scope and Visibility' and 'Public Statement' See also the examples provided there. --- Regards, Norman "DaveO" wrote in message ... Guys, I need to create a workbook, not worksheet level VBA variable. Basically something that spans the whole of the workbook and that can be accessed by each and every worksheet. Any ideas on where I can specify this and how? TIA. |
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