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set statement in global rather than local

Asked By: Maddison Date: Mar 11 Category: MS Office Views: 707

Is it possible to declare s1 as global rather than local in the
following statement

Set s1=worksheets("input")

When I tried to declare this statement in declarations, VBE gave error.

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Answer #1 Answered By: Connie Wallace Answered On: Mar 11

Put it at the top of a module and use Public rather than Dim.

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