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How to make a variable for the whole Workbook
Last edited by Bravurian17; 06-26-2009 at 06:42 PM.
Do you really think members will goto another forum site to read the full details of what you want?
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All you guys do in this forum is complain. First, I get someone saying "Rule 8 cross-posting blah, blah". Now that I inform you that it is indeed a Cross-Post Question and I pretty much need help now, you still can't help me. Either answer the question or not. This is the last time I post here, because you all haven't helped me at all.
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Hello Bravurian17,
Check your post at MrExcel. I answered your question there, since that's where all the information was.
Sincerely,
Leith Ross
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To me it looks like you are getting plenty of help on the other site with valid answers
Re: How to make a variable for the whole Workbook
You are correct and Alex has given me the solution I needed, so case closed.
Re: How to make a variable for the whole Workbook
Already did and your post will help me in a different portion of my project. Thank You.Originally Posted by Leith Ross
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