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it may sound a bit strange but is it possible to find, given a variable name, how it has been declared e.g. string, double etc i.e without simply finding the declaration statement thanks Tim |
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Take a look at the TypeName method in XL/VBA Help
In article , "Tim Childs" wrote: Hi it may sound a bit strange but is it possible to find, given a variable name, how it has been declared e.g. string, double etc i.e without simply finding the declaration statement thanks Tim |
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yes that does the trick - THANKS Is it possible to determine in a similar way the scope of the declaration e.g. whether it was a Dim or Public etc? (Last question (today) - I won't bother you again!) Thanks Tim "JE McGimpsey" wrote in message ... Take a look at the TypeName method in XL/VBA Help In article , "Tim Childs" wrote: Hi it may sound a bit strange but is it possible to find, given a variable name, how it has been declared e.g. string, double etc i.e without simply finding the declaration statement thanks Tim |
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