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I don't know how you would make it visible to everything but events or why
you would want to. But if you instantiate application.level events, you could use that class module to hold your application level property. http://www.cpearson.com/excel/appevent.htm Even if you did this, however, it wouldn't be independent of a workbook - you would still have to open and execute the code in a workbook to create the property. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "NOPIK" wrote in message ps.com... Well... I know how to operate VB objects in common :-) More concrete: I need to access objects outside of event visible range (but inside the Application visible range). Example: Application.MyOwnProperty visible for any module or class, except events. Can I access this property or method (may be, from other root of Application object)? |
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