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VBA automatically updating variable names
I defined 2 functions in the same module. One function use lower case 'x' as
the arguement and the other uses upper case 'X' as the arguement(see below). VBA automatically changes one of the arguements to match the other. It does the same thing even if I put each of the functions in different modules. Function fun1(x As Integer) End Function Function fun2(X As Integer) End Function Can someone please explain this and if I can prevent it? Thanks |
VBA automatically updating variable names
Be more imaginative and use much more descriptive and unique names for your
function parameters. Luke "Mike T" <Mike wrote in message ... I defined 2 functions in the same module. One function use lower case 'x' as the arguement and the other uses upper case 'X' as the arguement(see below). VBA automatically changes one of the arguements to match the other. It does the same thing even if I put each of the functions in different modules. Function fun1(x As Integer) End Function Function fun2(X As Integer) End Function Can someone please explain this and if I can prevent it? Thanks |
VBA automatically updating variable names
Mike,
Considering your argument names are meaningless, you could try another letter of the alphabet. NickHK "Mike T" <Mike wrote in message ... I defined 2 functions in the same module. One function use lower case 'x' as the arguement and the other uses upper case 'X' as the arguement(see below). VBA automatically changes one of the arguements to match the other. It does the same thing even if I put each of the functions in different modules. Function fun1(x As Integer) End Function Function fun2(X As Integer) End Function Can someone please explain this and if I can prevent it? Thanks |
VBA automatically updating variable names
Hi Mike,
Why not try the popular hungarian-type notation? Here are some examples ... Type - Variable Name ---------------------------------- Boolean blnWasCreated String strFileName Long lngRow Range rngFilter Variant varUniqueArray HTH Regards, Zack Barresse "Mike T" <Mike wrote in message ... I defined 2 functions in the same module. One function use lower case 'x' as the arguement and the other uses upper case 'X' as the arguement(see below). VBA automatically changes one of the arguements to match the other. It does the same thing even if I put each of the functions in different modules. Function fun1(x As Integer) End Function Function fun2(X As Integer) End Function Can someone please explain this and if I can prevent it? Thanks |
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