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A question occurred to me about setting a variable to the active
workbook. If I set the variable equal to "Activeworkbook", then later activate another workbook, does the variable now refer to the current active workbook, or to the same workbook as when it was assigned? |
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Hi Dave,
the variable is set to what it was set. (same workbook as it was assigned). You could easily test it yourself. Regards, Ivan |
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![]() Ivan Raiminius wrote: Hi Dave, the variable is set to what it was set. (same workbook as it was assigned). You could easily test it yourself. Regards, Ivan Thanks for your reply, Ivan. I thought about testing it, but was afraid that it might vary under differing conditions. If so, a simple test might not give totally accurate results. |
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