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Hello,
When I compile the following code, I get a "Byref argument type mismatch", which is exactly what I'd expect to get. Sub test1() Dim l As Long l = 3 test2 l End Sub Sub test2(s As String) 'do someting End Sub So my question is, why don't I get a compile error on this bit of code? I thought my Excel had become corrupted, but I tried it on other machines, same results - no compile error. Sub test1() Dim r As Range Set r = Range("a1") test2 r End Sub Sub test2(w As Worksheet) 'do someting End Sub Thank you, Regards DaveU |
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