Consolidating several local variables into one global variable

JenniferMurphy

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  1. 365
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It is my habit to make all variables local. I wish that were the Excel default. But once in awhile, I get into the situation I have now where a workbook has 5-6 similar sheets. Several of them have the same local variable. I would like to make one of them global, have all sheets refer to that one instance, and delete the others.

Is there straightforward way to do that that does not involve editing any formulas or installing an add-in?

Thanks
 

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