Excel VBA address a declared Constant by name in a VBA routine

Hi Guys,
I'm tring to figure out how to simplify my code so I don't have to add too many if statements and make it more 'dynamic'

Here is what I have:

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Now I have a Userform with four Labels and four Textboxes

in the UserForm_Initialize

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The thing is it places the text "G_VARIABLE1" in the first TextBox but not the actual value of the constant G_VARIABLE1

I just can't figure out how to address the actual constant and not just the contants' name

Thanks for looking

Hi Jindon,
That's exactly what I thought but ... it doesn't work
It shows the text 'G_VARIABLE & x' in the textbox but the value that this variable has what I would need to see in case of A_VARIABLE1 = ABC and not G_VARIABLE1
I tried this

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But that won't work either
See the result in my Userform ... It shows the names but not the values

@Jindon, please, I appreciate your suggestions but if do not understand my question then ask for a better explanation.
If you look at my track-record you might maybe think that I have a basic idea.
This has nothing to do with Option Explicit.
Thank you anyway for trying

Why not use a dictionary to store the values?

Then you can refer to them by name.

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All good, but not the solution.
I've attached a simple file with part of the code there is a textbox in the worksheet explaining it and the userform code to show what I want.
Thanks for trying, I know it must be simple but I just cannot seem to grasp it.

Deleted - inappropriate.

@Norie: No problem, the dictionary idea did pop up (and yes I know how these work ), but I think what I want to do is not really possible.
I just wanted to do this to make it dynamic, but I think I'll have to conform to the idea that it will have to include a certain number of ifs.
My idea now is to have a on workbook open event to populate the worksheet I postend in my question file checking if there is a value in it or not.
Then just use the userform to edit the value and save that to the sheet of a configuration log.
Thanks anyway all for looking, I'm going to mark this as solved

On second thought...deleted...Not sure it would work...for required use...

@sintek: you never know, VBA in many cases is trial and error and loads of imagination