I have declared one variable outside of Sub. And in a Sub I gave it a value. Then I run a macro, which should take that value and print it to the cell. However, it is printing a blank cell, not even "0" (I run a macro and anything in that cell is removed).
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and then my macro:
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How to make so macro see my variable declared outside of this macro?
I have a number of userforms that all reference the same worksheet. I wanted to create a public variable for that worksheet so I don't have to keep referencing it in each userform/commandbuttons etc. So I inserted a module and placed this declaration.
Option Explicit Public MySh As Worksheet Set MySh = ActiveWorkbook.Sheets("sheetName") And I referenced it in a UserForm commandbutton
Private Sub CommandButton2_Click() MySh.Range("i4") = Me.ComboBox1 MySh.Range("i5") = Me.TextBox1 End Sub
I've got several proccedures all inside a single module where I declare 7 variables as Public before the start of the first proccedure.
My structure is something like this:
Public v1 as Variant Public v2 as Variant . . . Public v7 as Variant
Sub Proc1 Call Proc2 (defines v2 as name of a file opened by a user; inside Proc1) Call Proc3 (inside Proc1) Call Proc4 (inside Proc3) Call Proc5 (inside Proc5) End Sub
Sub Proc6 Here I use v2 call Proc7 (inside Proc6) End Sub
Variable v2 is uniquely named and is only used to hold a file's name so that I can call upon that file in various procedures. However, after Proc1 ends, Proc 1 retains the variable names of some of my Public variables, but not all, including v2, which I need!
I've tried going through this all step-by-step, no joy/nothing apparently obvious. I've also turned on Tools-Options-General-Notify Before State Loss but this isn't generating anything either.
Private Sub Workbook_Open() fileName = ThisWorkbook. Name fileLocation = ThisWorkbook.Path Dim strFound As Boolean, pos As Long If Not fileName = "" Then strFound = False pos = 1 Do While strFound = False stringFound = Mid(fileName, pos, 1) If stringFound = "-" Then productName = Mid(fileName, 1, pos - 1) MsgBox "Name of Product Is: " & productName strFound = True Else pos = pos + 1 End If Loop End If End Sub
It would return "Test" if the file's name is "Test-Part1.xls". I then declare the productName variable as Public (Public productName As String) in one of the modules. But the productName only holds the value for a certain amount of time. After a while, it's empty.
I read the Excel VBA Variables Scope and Lifetime info, but I still don't understand b/c of the statement "It's value is retained unless the Workbook closes or the End Statement is used." Which "End Statement"?
I want to fill an array in a form module, then later use those values in a different form module. If I declare the public variable in a standard module, I know any of the modules can access it, but will it retain its value after form1 is no longer running?
If not, do I need to involve a class somehow? I know nothing about classes except that their variables retain their values as long as any of the members is running.
I have a userform that is called within a sub in module. I declared a public string, "divisonb", in the module. When the userform's ok button is clicked, I define the public string through a "select case" method.
At the end of the private sub for the ok button click I have this:
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a message box comes up with the correct string for divisonb. After the sub ends and it returns to the module I have the following:
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When this message box pops up, it is blank. Somehow, divisonb was redifined as blank within that 2 lines of code. All my other public strings are returned to the module with their correct values.
Hopefully this isn't too vague, but almost every project I've worked on so far has not recognized Public variables in all modules. I've constantly been searching for exceptions to this rule that could be contributing to this issue but haven't been successful.
I have read a million times that declaring a variable as Public makes it visible to all modules and preserves the value throughout. I've also read that if you edit code or reset your project, the values may be lost. I also know that if you try to use a variable before you give it a value (or for object variables set it = to something), it doesn't have a value yet. But all this applied, I'm still not getting Public variables to be consistently recognized or stay with the value I want them to have throughout the lifetime of my project (while the workbook is open)
My specific current issue (one of many so far) is that I have 4 command buttons within a worksheet object. Each triggers a different group of procedures, some of these are user forms. In the first button, I create two worksheets one to contain the current fiscal period "Options" the other for "Summary" of all the totals etc... (all financial data). In this first userform, triggered by the button, I allow the user to name these worksheets: like Summer2007Options or Summer2007Summary and I declare these publically as object variables OptSheet and SumSheet. These variable names and sheets are recognized for the next 2 buttons but now that I'm on the fourth, I have object variable not set errors when I try to refer to this variable.
I've got the following code, setting up and initializing a Public variable for a sheet, but I've found that it's has no value after the Auto_Open is run, though it works fine in the procedure Auto_Open calls.
I can get around it by reSetting it in the module I need it in, but that kind of defeats the purpose of having a Public variable:
code in Module1
Public parSheet As Worksheet
Sub Auto_Open()
Set parSheet = Worksheets("Params") Call Initialization.BuySellInit
I have an Excel 07 spreadsheet containing multiple tabs, modules, and userforms. In Module1, I have a public variable declared as boolean - will call it X. When X is selected from a combo box in Userform 1, X is set to TRUE. However I've noticed that when the user enters Userform 2, X is somehow set to FALSE.
I can't set it back to TRUE at that point because more often than not, it SHOULD be FALSE, thereby sending the macro down a different path. Any idea how I can retain the "TRUE" value for X. I've tried changing the Public Variables to Global, but am still having the problem.
I am in the process of reformatting an excel workbook to act as a review tool for different factors in a process. Part of my redesign includes the use of coding that creates different cell colors based upon the cell contents. The new workbooks will be used to handle existing data for this year. I have developed a process macro to open an existing workbook and copy and transfer the original data worksheet into the newly formatted workbook. The data gets transferred to the new worksheet and the resulting workbook is renamed and saved, Heres'' the rub... the newly saved workbook is missing all of the coding for the worksheets... apparently this is a MS bug.
Has anyone figured a workaround for this. One thought I had is to open both( new and old )workbooks and rather than move/copy , i would transfer the data using cell references.
I am trying to bring up a form after clicking the "ok" button on another form. Both forms are defined in my public sub, so basically, the module creates both forms, calls the first form, and hides the second form. Then the first form hides itself and shows the second form. However, when second form is defined using "dim", the first form can't find it to show it, and when I make the second form "public" in my public sub, I get the error that it is an invalid attribute or function.
Here is the code from my sub that applies to this error:
Code: Public Sub PutInEngine() Dim InputForm As New FrmInputs InputForm.Show
I am using a set of arrays in a module. The arryas are set as public as the module that loads the data is called many times from diffrent other modules that then use the data.
How so I reset the array at the start of the module so each level is "Empty" so new data can be loaded with no data left over from the last time the array was used.
I'm using a public declaration for a worksheet but I seem to have to initialize it in each routine. Is there a way to set it and leave it? So in a module I have:
I have a combo box which is on a worksheet and it's always active/visible. I need to pass on the selection data to another project. I thought I had successfully converted it to a public variable but it doesn't work.
I've indicated that the Tr variable is public and it does populate with the results of the case select but to no avail. What do I have to do?
Public Tr As String Public Sub ComboBox1_DblClick(ByVal Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean)
Dim a As String Select Case ComboBox1.Value Case "NYF PT"
I am trying to use a public variable but it is not holding the value when I call another sub.
Here is basically what I have:
Public AcctName as Long
Sub Statments() There is much more code in here but it is not relevent AcctName = an account name lets say "frank"
If X XX then Call Title End If
End Sub
It then goes to the title sub and executes the code however it is supposed to write out the value held in acctname but it comes up blank instead of as Frank which is the value it held when it left the statments sub. I am new to this public thing and need any help I can get. Just a note: the spelling is correct and the variable does hold the correct value before title sub is called.
I have a VBA application that uses data from a sheet in the excel workbook. It accesses this data with an ADO connection. On workbook open I open this connection--I declare it as public variable so I can continue to use it throughout the session. My problem is that the connection really doesn't ever dissappear. I have the problem that once I close the workbook, the project still exists in the VB Editor. How do I get rid of the connection? I am stuck because I declared it as public? I want to keep it open, rather than opening every time I want to use it, because it is faster to keep the connection open.
My code is below.
Option Explicit 'requires variable declaration 'declare global connection Public cn As ADODB.Connection
Sub OpenDBConnection() 'open db connection 'this happens on workbook open If cn Is Nothing Then Set cn = New ADODB.Connection With cn .Provider = "Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0" .ConnectionString = "Data Source=" & WCHSBook.FullName & ";" & _ "Extended Properties=""Excel 8.0;HDR=Yes;""" .Open End With End If End Sub
I've recently been experiencing some strange phenomena in relation to public variables. It seems that if I run separate routines in quick enough succession (e.g. press a button twice within a couple of seconds), the memory of the public variable "hangs over" into the second routine.
The routines, however, are completely separate events. And I'm not using userforms or anything like that in order to keep VBA running in the background. In which case it seems that Public variables don't always get set to nothing with the end of the final sub in a routine. Has anyone else experienced anything like this? I was under the impression only Static variables could do this.
I'm programming with multiple workbooks. So public variables in one workbook often reference ranges in another. Anyhow, I have found that, when closing a workbook, unless I nullify all public variables that reference this workbook, it closes in excel but remains visible in the VB Editor. When I open the workbook again, another instance of its VB project appears in the VB Editor..and so on and so on, which is obviously pretty annoying..
I've worked out a way of nullifying (setting equal to nothing) all public variables in a workbook, but it's quite arduous and I haven't tried it yet.. basically, it involves running a code which runs through the procedure which sets these public variables (they are all set in a single procedure), then having the code write a new subroutine setting all variables to nothing, then running this subroutine..
I have Three questions about debugging VBA code of an excel add-in.
-Breakpoints set in certain Public Subroutines are NOT hit. I have an application that writes data to the add-in. You cannot debug the app + the add-in. The add does things(e.g. writes data), then calls a main public macro in the add-in, then the addin takes over. If I comment out the main macro, the parent app halts, then I try to set breaks in the add-in.
After resumeing, some breaks are never hit. I know this because if I set a stack trace (output ing the func name to a temporary worksheet), I see these functions being hit. All the modules are public.
Usually in C, breakpoints are not hit because that code is NOT part of the address space of the program.
2. Very naive question (I am a C,C++ programmer)...some tiimes when I hit F5, the whole app runs, other times a list of macros comes up (just as if I had gone to the menu and went toolsmacros. Why is this?????.....placement of the cursor?????
3. If in the app I have 5 code modules, with two public subroutines each. HOW COME, IF I GO TOOLSMACROSRUN (same as what I get sometimes when I go F5), I ONLY GET A PARTIAL LISTING OF THE SUBROUTINES, ie NOT ALL 10?
I've got two public dynamic arrays being declared in a module attached to my workbook. I then have a sub that runs off a userform in that workbook which populates and redims the arrays preserving the data. Next I activate a PowerPoint application and insert some tables into which I want to put the data in the arrays but when I refer to the arrays (admittedly in a Sub called from the first Sub) I'm getting a 'subscript out of range error'. I can print out the data before I call the second sub and it's fine. I've worked with public variables before and never had this problem. Do I have to call the public variable differently if I'm curretnly in a different application (i.e. PowerPoint)?
I am Having trouble calling an macro that is not in the module that is calling it. I thought that all I had to do was label the Macro as Public instead of private, but it is not working. If I copy and Paste the Macro code into the module that is calling it, everything works just fine, but this is making it difficult to keep things organized.
Is tere a way to reset all public variables in a module. I have a number of sub routines withing the same module and need to carry a variable from one to another so I have decalared tham as public variables.
This works fine except for an instance when I expect the variable to be empty (because nothing has yet been assigned to it) when in fact it contains the value that was assigned to last time another sub was run. So I suppose what I need is a way to reset all the variables in the module when a particular sub ends
I have a public array in a module in my spreadsheet. The array is an array of a class type (not integers, strings, etc). When I run the macro that uses the array for processing the first time, everything seems to work properly. However, if I run the macro a second time WITHOUT getting out of Excel and coming back in, it doesn't come back with the proper results. It seems like either the array isn't being cleared out properly between the macro runs, OR that something in the macro is overwriting memory. Is there a way to make sure the array is being cleared out between runs of the macro?
