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Thanks Susan
I got hint from your reply dim myValue as variant myValue = worksheet("sheet1").range("A1") -- No one can steal your knowledge "Susan" wrote: are you taking about VB or VBA? there's a difference. if you're talking about VBA, then all you have to do is declare the variable. as long as that worksheet is still open, the variable will still be there......... for code in THAT worksheet: dim myValue as variant myValue = worksheet("sheet1").range("A1") for code in a DIFFERENT workbook (that must be open): dim myValue as variant dim wb1 as workbook dim ws1 as worksheet set wb1 = DifferentWorkbook.xls set ws1 = Worksheets(1) myValue = wb1.ws1.range("A1") if you're talking about VB, i don't know. try the programming newsgroup. :) susan On Apr 23, 9:28 am, Ahmaq wrote: Hi all I want to pass on cell value of A1 into VB script every time i run a macro which command should i use? -- No one can steal your knowledge |
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