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send sub routine variable to global
so in a subroutine, i set a variable in the middle of script, and
aftewards, i wanted to use that variable globally....can i take a variable and set a global variable with it from inside a subroutine? |
send sub routine variable to global
Hi
Declare the variable outside the sub at the top of the module, but define it as you did inside the sub. Then Dim myVariable at the top of the sub can be used inside that module. Also Public myVariable at the top of the sub can be used inside the project regards Paul Nigel wrote: so in a subroutine, i set a variable in the middle of script, and aftewards, i wanted to use that variable globally....can i take a variable and set a global variable with it from inside a subroutine? |
send sub routine variable to global
Make it a function and return that value as the function result to the
caller. -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace xxxx in the email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Nigel" wrote in message ups.com... so in a subroutine, i set a variable in the middle of script, and aftewards, i wanted to use that variable globally....can i take a variable and set a global variable with it from inside a subroutine? |
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