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Dictionary troubles. Declaring and checking .exists
I have a dictionary, declared in a module as:
Public dictCornerCellPics Workbook_Open() contains the Set of the dictionary, as below: Set dictCornerCellPics = CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary") A userform in the project contains a cmdButton_click() line of: If dictCornerCellPics("a").exists then This returns a "Run time error: Object Required" Do all of the uses of dictCornerCellPics have to be in the module that it is declared in? What else may be wrong? |
Dictionary troubles. Declaring and checking .exists
Abe
Change dictCornerCellPics("a").exists to dictCornerCellPics.exists("a") -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Abe" wrote in message ps.com... I have a dictionary, declared in a module as: Public dictCornerCellPics Workbook_Open() contains the Set of the dictionary, as below: Set dictCornerCellPics = CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary") A userform in the project contains a cmdButton_click() line of: If dictCornerCellPics("a").exists then This returns a "Run time error: Object Required" Do all of the uses of dictCornerCellPics have to be in the module that it is declared in? What else may be wrong? |
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