Use Variable Names in Large Function (VBA)

SidKol

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Dim Value1 As Double
Dim Value2 As Double
Dim Value3 As Double

'Example values
Value1 = 1
Value2 = 2
Value3 = 3


How can i get the Largest value using the names of the variables?

So something like:

= Application.Large((Value1, Value2, Value,3), 1)
 
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How about
Code:
MsgBox Application.Large(Array(Value1, Value2, Value3), 1)
 
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Alternately, instead of individual variables that you have to bundle up into an Array function, you could use an actual array and pass that directly...
Code:
Sub Test()
  Dim Value(1 To 3) As Long
  Value(1) = 1
  Value(2) = 2
  Value(3) = 3
  MsgBox Application.Large(Value, 1)
End Sub
 
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