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Default VBA Excel “Set” question

I am trying to use a variable that was declared as “Public” at a Module
level in one workbook, in a second workbook. I know I need to use a
“Set” statement, but so far I have not come up with the correct
combination to make it work. I am relatively new to VBA and would
appreciate any suggestions.

J. Thomas

 
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