Call Public constants from other project
 

Hi,

Is it possible to refer to / call a Public constant in another project?
If so, how?

The idea:
I have some constants that change often and are used in alsmost all of my
projects.
I want to store them in one place, and modify them (if needed) in one place,
so they can kick in in the other projects that refer them.

Thanks!

M

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Call Public constants from other project
 

Most efficent way is to set a reference to the project containing the
constants and call them directly. However that's not always practical,
another way

' in Constants.xls
Public Const cNUM As Long = 123
Public Const cTXT As String = "abc"

Public Function getConstant(sName As String) As Variant
Select Case sName
Case "cNUM": getConstant = cNUM
Case "cTXT": getConstant = cTXT
Case Else: getConstant = -99
End Select
End Function

'in another project

Sub test()
Dim c
c = Application.Run("Constants.xls!getConstant", "cNUM")
MsgBox c
End Sub


But why not put your constants in cells, eg

c = Workbooks("Constants.xls").Worksheets("Sheet1").Ra nge("A1")

Regards,
Peter T


"Michiel via OfficeKB.com" <u40062@uwe wrote in message
news:9e487bfeaba18@uwe...
Hi,

Is it possible to refer to / call a Public constant in another project?
If so, how?

The idea:
I have some constants that change often and are used in alsmost all of my
projects.
I want to store them in one place, and modify them (if needed) in one
place,
so they can kick in in the other projects that refer them.

Thanks!

M

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Call Public constants from other project
 

Hi Peter T.

Thank you this is a great solution, thak you for sharing!

And yes putting them in a workbook could be a solution but I actually intend
to put them in the code attached to Personal.xls. Then it will be always
available and not "pollutingly visible".

M.



Peter T wrote:
Most efficent way is to set a reference to the project containing the
constants and call them directly. However that's not always practical,
another way
......................
But why not put your constants in cells, eg

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