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I currently have this is a sub and parts of the sub use the answer.
This sub will run first. Dim answer as integer answer = inputbox(How many sheets?) However i would like to use the answer again in another sub that runs later, without the input box again. Is this possible? |
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If the sub is on the same module/sheet/userform then you should just
make a global variable for it: e.g. "Dim glDescriberAnwer as long" at the top of the form. When the other sub(s) wants to use it, just be sure the code is smart enough to know the un-initialized variable (i.e. 0) isn't what the user inputted. If necessary, use a separate (boolean) global variable to tell if the variable has been initialized or not. keri wrote: I currently have this is a sub and parts of the sub use the answer. This sub will run first. Dim answer as integer answer = inputbox(How many sheets?) However i would like to use the answer again in another sub that runs later, without the input box again. Is this possible? |
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Sorry i'm new to Excel and my knowledge is tiny.
I'm guessing you mean to declare the variable where it says Option Explicit. Does the gl refer to it being a global variable? How and where would I put the othere variable to show true/false if it has been answered already? And once I had this second variable would I have to refer to it with an If statement, eg currently my second use of answer says; For p = 1 to answer Would it have to be For p = 1 to answer if bla is true? How would I word this? |
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Sorry i'm new to Excel and my knowledge is tiny.
I'm guessing you mean to declare the variable where it says Option Explicit. Does the gl refer to it being a global variable? How and where would I put the othere variable to show true/false if it has been answered already? And once I had this second variable would I have to refer to it with an If statement, eg currently my second use of answer says; For p = 1 to answer Would it have to be For p = 1 to answer if bla is true? How would I word this? |
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Sorry i'm new to Excel and my knowledge is tiny.
I'm guessing you mean to declare the variable where it says Option Explicit. Does the gl refer to it being a global variable? How and where would I put the othere variable to show true/false if it has been answered already? And once I had this second variable would I have to refer to it with an If statement, eg currently my second use of answer says; For p = 1 to answer Would it have to be For p = 1 to answer if bla is true? How would I word this? |
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Hi Keri
Yes, declare the variable after Option Explicit and before the first of your Subs. The gl doesn't make it global it is just a convention used by many to show that this is a global variable utilised by many routines. In your case, Answer is the number of pages, and if the question hasn't been asked, then the value will be 0 from the original dim statement so I don't think you need to worry about setting a Boolean as to whether you have answered. Just change your loops to If answer 0 Then For p =1 to answer . rest of your code here |
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