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    Andy -

    Sorry, you lost me in your comments. I'm not sure what the "get/let" properties are nor do I know where to assign the value. The whole assigning variables and letting other procedures use these variables is somewhat new to me. Realistically, I would really like to declare "j" as a private variable and then pass the value to the function that needs it. I have attached a copy of the spreadsheet so you can see where each code is stored. HTH. Thanks again for your comments.
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    As I said, if you will copy the Public to the top of both the sheet and the Module, it will work. Or, Dim j in the module where it was not defined as Public.

    While you have few rows and J as integer will work, it is generally a good practice to dim variables that reference row numbers as Long.

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    Hello maacmaac,

    The attached file has the corrections. The row number "j' is now stored as a public variable "LineNumber" in the class module. Property Let assigns the value and Property Get returns the value.

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    That works now. Thanks for all the help and valuable comments from all.

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