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by - delegate Erika [1 post] (2008 Jul 3 Thu, 16:45) replyReply

When do you use Public as a String instead of Dim?

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Dim vs Public in Variable declaration

by - trainer Carlos gold contributer[479 posts] (2008 Jul 24 Thu, 11:55) replyReply

Hi Erika

When declaring variables you use the Public setting when you want the variable to be seen and be accessible by all procedures and modules in a project (eg Forms).

A Dim declaration sets the variable to be seen only by the procedure or module that contains it.

Hope this helps

Carlos

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