worksheets declaration

diddi

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  1. 2010
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Greets all
i am having a bit of a mental block and can't seem to get this declaration syntax right. i want to declare a worksheets variable globally
eg

Public Constant data as workbooks = Sheets("MyDataPage")

so that in code i can use

data.cells(1,2) etc

TIA
 

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I'm not sure I've ever seen an object assigned as a constant...

Code:
Public data As Worksheet
Sub startup()
Set data = Sheets("MyDataPage")
data.Cells(1, 1) = StrReverse("sdrawkcabemyalp")
End Sub
 
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