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Newbie: Dimming a variable.
Got my hands on a function, and I'm having a bit of difficulty with
it. Public Function Sum_Visible_Cells(Cells_To_Sum As Object) Application.Volatile For Each Cell In Cells_To_Sum If Cell.Rows.Hidden = False Then If Cell.Columns.Hidden = False Then Total = Total + Cell.Value End If End If Next Sum_Visible_Cells = Total End Function Compiler errors on "For Each Cell In", "Cell" comes up as an undefined variable. So, I took out the "Option Explicit" at the top of the module. FIXED THAT!!!! hahahahah. Anyway, my question is: What should "Cell" be dimmed as? Thanks so much for your help! Aunt Joy |
Newbie: Dimming a variable.
You should ALWAYS use Option Explicit. Dim your Cell variable As Range.
wrote in message oups.com... Got my hands on a function, and I'm having a bit of difficulty with it. Public Function Sum_Visible_Cells(Cells_To_Sum As Object) Application.Volatile For Each Cell In Cells_To_Sum If Cell.Rows.Hidden = False Then If Cell.Columns.Hidden = False Then Total = Total + Cell.Value End If End If Next Sum_Visible_Cells = Total End Function Compiler errors on "For Each Cell In", "Cell" comes up as an undefined variable. So, I took out the "Option Explicit" at the top of the module. FIXED THAT!!!! hahahahah. Anyway, my question is: What should "Cell" be dimmed as? Thanks so much for your help! Aunt Joy |
Newbie: Dimming a variable.
You should ALWAYS... Yup, sorry you missed the sarcasm. Thanks for the ultra-quick response. Aunt Joy |
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