the only problem is with declaration.
Declare variable Var1 inside sub B and your problem should be solved.
Remove the public declaration of Var1.
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"J@Y" wrote:

This is my Code:
Public Var1, MyRange as Range


Sub A

For c = 1to 10 do
Call Sub B
Next c

end Sub A

Sub B

Set Var1 = MyRange.Find("Blah", lookat:=xlPart, _
Searchorder:=xlByRows)

if Not (Var1 is Nothing) then
Debug.print "Var1 exist"
end if

end Sub B

Sub B gets looped 10 times. I run into this problem where if Var1 is found
in one iteration, in the next iteration, even though it doesn't refer to any
Range, it is not recognized as Nothing anymore. Why is that?

This is a simplified version of the code. I actually use Var1 in another sub,
that's why I have it as Public. What exactly does the Public declaration do
to my variable in this case?

"Pranav Vaidya" wrote:

the only problem is with declaration.
Declare variable Var1 inside sub B and your problem should be solved.
Remove the public declaration of Var1.
--
Pranav Vaidya
VBA Developer
PN, MH-India
If you think my answer is useful, please rate this post as an ANSWER!!


"J@Y" wrote:

This is my Code:
Public Var1, MyRange as Range


Sub A

For c = 1to 10 do
Call Sub B
Next c

end Sub A

Sub B

Set Var1 = MyRange.Find("Blah", lookat:=xlPart, _
Searchorder:=xlByRows)

if Not (Var1 is Nothing) then
Debug.print "Var1 exist"
end if

end Sub B

Sub B gets looped 10 times. I run into this problem where if Var1 is found
in one iteration, in the next iteration, even though it doesn't refer to any
Range, it is not recognized as Nothing anymore. Why is that?