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Renaming a UDF param renames the params of ALL UDFs.
Will someone please tell me why, when two VBA functions have
identically-spelled parameters, e.g.: Func1(ByVal MyParam1 as <Something, <More params) Func2(ByVal MyParam2 as <Something, <More params) then, when I rename Func1 parameter "MyParam1" to "MyOwnParam1", VBA: === renames the spelling of Func2's param to "MyOwnParam1" as well? What is *with* this sick language? Is there some Option (akin to Option Explicit) I don't know about, that turns this off? *** |
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