Check if Worksheet Object is Set (VBA)

Threazy

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I'm sure the answer is simple, but I haven't found the right search terms to find it! So I'll just ask it here instead! :)

I've declared several worksheet variables as global parameters to use across several VBA subroutines:

Public ThisWS, ThatWS, TheOtherWS as Worksheet

and then set these in a global initialization routine:

Set ThisWS = ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("This Worksheet")

I've run into a couple places where ThisWS should be set, but is not and throws an error - and I'm not sure why. Is there a way to check if ThisWS is set in the VBA code? For example, would

If ThisWS = Nothing then

work? (I haven't tried that yet - my suspicion is that it would NOT work.)

Thanks - Bill
 

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This should work,

Code:
If ThisWS Is Nothing Then

But you might avoid the problem all together by declaring your variables properly:

Code:
Public ThisWS As Worksheet
Public ThatWS As Worksheet
Public TheOtherWS As Worksheet
 
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