Scope of variable

tiredofit

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  1. 365
  2. 2019
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  1. Windows
If I declare a variable at the top of a standard module, such as:

Code:
Dim abc As Long

I can use it within that module.

However, if I declared abc within a worksheet, userform or class module, I can still use it but this does not work:

Code:
Me.abc = 10

Instead I must drop the Me.

Why is it that it "does recognise" abc, yet does not allow Me (unless abc was declared Public)?

Thanks
 

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If you use Me.abc you are accessing it as a public member of the class, which it is not (unless you declared it Public).
 
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