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Function which declares all ranges

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    Function which declares all ranges

    Hello everyone!

    I want to create a function initialize() where I can declare all my ranges from the workbook. So I can use them in every sub.

    Smth like this:
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    But it turned out that I can not just execute this function at the beginning of each sub or at the very beginning of the file..I need "=".

    How to do it correct?

    Thnak you!
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    Re: Function which declares all ranges

    Maybe something like:

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    Re: Function which declares all ranges

    Thank you!

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    Re: Function which declares all ranges

    You're welcome. Thanks for the rep.


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