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Hello Tim Williams,
Your recommendation works great. The only addition is to use d.item("SnowShoe")= NewValue to make "SnowShoe" behave like a variable and be able to call it by assembling the name. Thanks. "Tim Williams" wrote: Where/how is the variable "SnowShoe" defined ? If you really want to map data this way then you might use (eg) a dictionary object '********************** dim d as object set d=createobject("scripting.dictionary") d.add "SnowShoe", 20 d.add "RainShoe", 10 Msgbox d.Item("Snow" & "Shoe") '20 '********************** Tim On May 28, 8:32 am, ZipCurs wrote: Hello, This is probably easy ... or impossible, but I cannot figure out how to do this. I want to assembly a variable name in code, and then get that variable. Separate parts of my macro tell me my prefix is "Snow" and my suffix is "Shoe". How to I get the value of "SnowShoe"? I have a lot of these variables. The following does not work: VariableIWant="Snow" & "Shoe" NumberINeed=5+VariableIWant I ended up with a bunch of If statements. Effective but not too elegant. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you in advance. . |
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