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Hi,
I am working on an (excel based, VBA) application today that will be opening multiple excel.application objects. This opening of multiple excel objects is essential to the functionality of the application, as I will be execting multiple adodb calls to a SQL server, and this is not possible from the same excel instance. What I want to accomplish is to have the worbooks opened in each of those excel.application objects have access to a variable in the application itself. Do I need to declare such a type in its own class? I tried just declaring it as public in the declarations section of a standard module in the application. Thanks in advance. Ariel |
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