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did you already try:<br />
Public ws1, ws2, ws3<br />
<br />
at the beginning of your code, so something like<br />
Public ws1, ws2, ws3<br />
Sub yourcode()<br />
{yoour code<br />
ws1 = &quot;sheet1&quot;<br />
}<br />
End Sub
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did you already try:
Public ws1, ws2, ws3

at the beginning of your code, so something like
Public ws1, ws2, ws3
Sub yourcode()
{yoour code
ws1 = "sheet1"
}
End Sub

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I have Public ws1, ws2, ws3 at the top. Then in my code i have set ws 1 = thisworkbook.worksheet....<wbr />.. <br />
the problem is i have to do this in every Sub. If i say use ws 1 without setting it again i get an error. I was looking to only set it once and thats it. Can this be done
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I have Public ws1, ws2, ws3 at the top. Then in my code i have set ws 1 = thisworkbook.worksheet......
the problem is i have to do this in every Sub. If i say use ws 1 without setting it again i get an error. I was looking to only set it once and thats it. Can this be done

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I have 3 worksheet in my workbook. I have declared them ws1 = .... ws2 = ..... ws3=.......<br />
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I have to constantly set them as i use them in most modules. How can i set them once at the begining and then reference them after.
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I have 3 worksheet in my workbook. I have declared them ws1 = .... ws2 = ..... ws3=.......

I have to constantly set them as i use them in most modules. How can i set them once at the begining and then reference them after.

declare worksheet as constant

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