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Hi,
Is there an one simple code which provide deleting all user-defined variables once ?
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I mean clear all user-defined variables from excel cache...
Hi,
Is there an one simple code which provide deleting all user-defined variables once ?
Regards.
I mean clear all user-defined variables from excel cache...
Last edited by HerryMarkowitz; 12-26-2013 at 08:03 AM.
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See here after a macro to do the list of the names and another one to delete name which ARE in column "B" in the sheet where are the names
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Hi PCI,
I didnt say clear names...
I said clear user-defined variables from excel vba cache...
Thanks anyway.
What VBA cache?
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Can you send a short example to high light the issue you are running into
My question was so simple.
Lets make an example.
There is a Set ws = Nothing line at the end of folllowing code.
That line set ws to nothing.
So, how can I set all user-defined variables to nothing ?Please Login or Register to view this content.
I need a code like this;
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Last edited by HerryMarkowitz; 12-26-2013 at 12:43 PM.
Hi,
see the End statement …
Or push the Reset button on the VBE Standard Toolbar, or Run > Reset
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Hi Marc L,
I have no idea what you are trying to say...
The End statement executed anywhere resets all project variables.
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You want to set all variables to null value. I take it that you are probably using global variables. I would suggest that you write a sub that will empty out all your global variables and all you will need to do is call that sub whenever you need.
If you need to empty out a variable multiple times in a single sub i would suggest you rewrite your code so the variables don't have to be constantly emptied out. Instead write it in a way so you can re-run the sub multiple times, and every instance will start with empty values by default.
Herry
In your example there's no need for the line setting ws to Nothing.
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