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Excel VBA Intro Intermediate course
How do you make the 'option explicit' statement remain at the top of the screen without typing it in?
Thanks
That's easy!
menu >Tools >Options
Editor tab: check the box 'Require Variable Declaration'
Why this isn't mandatory in the language is a mystery...
/Roy
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