Hi All,
I am trying to use the following code to define a global constant .
Public Const WorkSht = "Detailed Schedule"
However, I get a run time error, and found that WorkSht is empty. Would be nice to solve this.
Many thanks.
Buyi
Hi All,
I am trying to use the following code to define a global constant .
Public Const WorkSht = "Detailed Schedule"
However, I get a run time error, and found that WorkSht is empty. Would be nice to solve this.
Many thanks.
Buyi
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Thanks for the reply.
Actually it was a dumb error on my part. I first used WorkSht as a variable. Then thought it is better to use a constant. However, forgot to remove the dim in my sub. so the variable got redefined as a string variable in the scope of the sub.
Thanks anyway.
Easily done.
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