Form variable duplication allowed in different forms in personal.xls?
 

I am getting "ambiguous name detected" error message when try to run
some code that has a form in it. Is it the case that if I have
multiple different forms in my personal.xls (each form is for
different code also within personal.xls) that all variable names have
to be different?

I was thinking that among different forms in the personal.xls that
there could be name duplications as long as I didn't try to use the
two forms that have the duplications in the same code.

Thanks, Chet

Form variable duplication allowed in different forms in personal.x
 

"Ambiguious Name Detected" has to do with naming two procedures or functions
the same, or declaring 2 identical variables in the same procedure or global
declarations. Duplicate variable declarations normally generate a "Duplicate
Declaration in Current Scope" error.

'Global declarations in one module or one procedure
Dim x as string
Dim x as long 'Ambiguious Name Detected

'Procedure
sub test(byval x as string)
dim x as string 'Duplicate Declaration in Current Scope
end sub

These examples are fine
Dim x As String 'in module 1
Dim x as String 'In module 2

sub Test() in module 2
dim x as long 'local declaration of x where x is also global
end sub
--
HTH...

Jim Thomlinson


"Chet" wrote:

I am getting "ambiguous name detected" error message when try to run
some code that has a form in it. Is it the case that if I have
multiple different forms in my personal.xls (each form is for
different code also within personal.xls) that all variable names have
to be different?

I was thinking that among different forms in the personal.xls that
there could be name duplications as long as I didn't try to use the
two forms that have the duplications in the same code.

Thanks, Chet

Form variable duplication allowed in different forms inpersonal.x
 

On Mar 19, 9:06*am, Jim Thomlinson <James_Thomlin...@owfg-Re-Move-
This-.com wrote:
"Ambiguious Name Detected" has to do with naming two procedures or functions
the same, or declaring 2 identical variables in the same procedure or global
declarations. Duplicate variable declarations normally generate a "Duplicate
Declaration in Current Scope" error.

'Global declarations in one module or one procedure
Dim x as string
Dim x as long 'Ambiguious Name Detected

'Procedure
sub test(byval x as string)
dim x as string 'Duplicate Declaration in Current Scope
end sub

These examples are fine
Dim x As String 'in module 1
Dim x as String 'In module 2

sub Test() in module 2
dim x as long 'local declaration of x where x is also global
end sub
--
HTH...

Jim Thomlinson



"Chet" wrote:
I am getting "ambiguous name detected" error message when *try to run
some code that has a form in it. *Is it the case that if I have
multiple different forms in my personal.xls (each form is for
different code also within personal.xls) that all variable names have
to be different?

I was thinking that among different forms in the personal.xls that
there could be name duplications as long as I didn't try to use the
two forms that have the duplications in the same code.

Thanks, *Chet- Hide quoted text -

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I should simplify my question. Can I have the same variable name in
multiple different "forms" inside my personal.xls?