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by - delegate Chi Wah [1 post] (2007 Oct 11 Thu, 16:42) replyReply

why do you use Set in some variable declarations?

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RE: Excel VBA

by - trainer Carlos gold contributer[479 posts] (2007 Oct 17 Wed, 12:44) replyReply

Chi Wah

Thanks for the question.

The word Set is used in VBA to assign an Object to an Object type variable. eg

Dim MyRange as Range

Set MyRange = Sheets("Sheet1").Range("A1:D20")

Carlos


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