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How do I write code to preserve variables values for future use.
Variables lose their values after the procedure is executed. How can on write
a code to store a value obtained from an inputb box within a code that can be used next day when I run the code again. In other words, I would like to retain the last value obtained and somehow keep it in the code for the next execution of the code. |
How do I write code to preserve variables values for future use.
Hi Paul,
Two approaches: 1. Store your values in a xlVeryHidden worksheet. 2. Use SaveSettings or GetSettings method to save and retrieve values from the registry. Frederick Chow Hong Kong "Paul" wrote in message ... Variables lose their values after the procedure is executed. How can on write a code to store a value obtained from an inputb box within a code that can be used next day when I run the code again. In other words, I would like to retain the last value obtained and somehow keep it in the code for the next execution of the code. |
How do I write code to preserve variables values for future use.
You could always store it somewhere in the sheet or in named ranges in the
"variables" sheet which can be hidden. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Paul" wrote in message ... Variables lose their values after the procedure is executed. How can on write a code to store a value obtained from an inputb box within a code that can be used next day when I run the code again. In other words, I would like to retain the last value obtained and somehow keep it in the code for the next execution of the code. |
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