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How can I add something to a variable each time I run the macro? So
basically, I have a variable called CountRows, and each time I run the macro, I want CountRows to increase by a certain number (different each time it is ran). I just want it to keep a tally. So I have another variable called Rows. I thought I could do the following: CountRows = CountRows + Rows Then the next time it is ran for a different sheet, it will remember what was in CountRows and add the new Rows number to it. |
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Hi Mike,
One way, try something like: '============== Sub Tester02() Dim iRows As Long Static countRows As Long iRows = Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row countRows = countRows + iRows End Sub '<<============== --- Regards, Norman "Mike" wrote in message ... How can I add something to a variable each time I run the macro? So basically, I have a variable called CountRows, and each time I run the macro, I want CountRows to increase by a certain number (different each time it is ran). I just want it to keep a tally. So I have another variable called Rows. I thought I could do the following: CountRows = CountRows + Rows Then the next time it is ran for a different sheet, it will remember what was in CountRows and add the new Rows number to it. |
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THANK YOU!
"Norman Jones" wrote: Hi Mike, One way, try something like: '============== Sub Tester02() Dim iRows As Long Static countRows As Long iRows = Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row countRows = countRows + iRows End Sub '<<============== --- Regards, Norman "Mike" wrote in message ... How can I add something to a variable each time I run the macro? So basically, I have a variable called CountRows, and each time I run the macro, I want CountRows to increase by a certain number (different each time it is ran). I just want it to keep a tally. So I have another variable called Rows. I thought I could do the following: CountRows = CountRows + Rows Then the next time it is ran for a different sheet, it will remember what was in CountRows and add the new Rows number to it. |
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