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carrying over variable values

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    carrying over variable values

    When I call a second subroutine (in the same module) from within the main code the values of my variables are not available in the second subroutine. I thought that variable values were available to any subroutines within the same module. I know I can declare tham as Public variables but then they will be available thoughout the whole project and this is not what I want.
    Is is perhaps because of the way I am declaring them : with Dim statements at the begining of the main sub ? or is there something specific I have to do?

    When stepping through the code I can see that a certain variable for example has a value of 6 in the main code but in the new sub this same variable is showing as 'empty'

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    Re: carrying over variable values

    If the variable is declared within a routine then it's scope is restricted to that routine.

    If you declare a private variable at the top of a module then it's scope is all routines within that module.

    If you declare a public variable at the top of a module then it's scope is all routines within all modules of that vba project.

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    Re: carrying over variable values

    Sounds like you want something like below (note assumed based on your post you're not utilising Option Explicit)

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    strVar won't be accessible outside of Module 1

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