I tried first searching on the discussion group already place questions but
could not find what I need.

I have a variable I use to store a cell address

xlast = ActiveCell.Address

I am trying to declare it as public so I can use it in other modules but I
have fail several ways... what I have is

Global xlast As Range

Is the Range type correct? or how should I do?

ActiveCell.Address is a string.
So:
Public xlast As String

If you used:
Set xlast = ActiveCell
Then
Public xlast As Range would be correct
"Alberto Ast" wrote in message
...
I tried first searching on the discussion group already place questions but
could not find what I need.

I have a variable I use to store a cell address

xlast = ActiveCell.Address

I am trying to declare it as public so I can use it in other modules but I
have fail several ways... what I have is

Global xlast As Range

Is the Range type correct? or how should I do?

Thanks it works...

Have another question related for future reference...

If I use string then I can use
xlast = activecell.address
range ("A1",xlast).select

but if I use range
I need to do
set xlast = Activecell

How do I get into this cell in the future?
range("A1",xlaset).select will not work
"JLGWhiz" wrote:

ActiveCell.Address is a string.
So:
Public xlast As String

If you used:
Set xlast = ActiveCell
Then
Public xlast As Range would be correct
"Alberto Ast" wrote in message
...
I tried first searching on the discussion group already place questions but
could not find what I need.

I have a variable I use to store a cell address

xlast = ActiveCell.Address

I am trying to declare it as public so I can use it in other modules but I
have fail several ways... what I have is

Global xlast As Range

Is the Range type correct? or how should I do?

Hi

DIm xLast as string
xlast = activecell.address
range ("A1",Range(xlast)).select

Or

Dim xLast as Range
set xlast =activecell
range("A1", xlast).seleect


Regards,
Per

On 19 Sep., 03:54, Alberto Ast
wrote:
Thanks it works...

Have another question related for future reference...

If I use string then I can use
xlast = activecell.address
range ("A1",xlast).select

but if I use range
I need to do
set xlast = Activecell

How do I get into this cell in the future?
range("A1",xlaset).select will not work



"JLGWhiz" wrote:
ActiveCell.Address is a string.
So:
Public xlast As String

If you used:
Set xlast = ActiveCell
Then
Public xlast As Range would be correct
"Alberto Ast" wrote in message
...
I tried first searching on the discussion group already place questions but
could not find what I need.

I have a variable I use to store a cell address

* *xlast = ActiveCell.Address

I am trying to declare it as public so I can use it in other modules but I
have fail several ways... what I have is

* *Global xlast As Range

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DIm xLast as string
xlast = activecell.address
range ("A1",Range(xlast)).select

Or

Dim xLast as Range
set xlast =activecell
range("A1", xlast).select

You can use same last line...

Range("A1", xlast).Select

for both of these approaches.

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Rick (MVP - Excel)