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Pls answer following:

what scope does public and private functions have when defined outside
a class?
Also what scope do they have when defined within a class?

thx
Colm

Mar 16 '07 #1
1 1589

The help files (97 at least) has a reasonably good topic on variable
scope and the use of Dim, Private Public etc. Typically the same rules
apply to both classes and standard modules.

Mar 16 '07 #2

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