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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Aug 2 06:02:39 -0700
2005 -------
cyb:
Normally a variable name cannot contain spaces accented or quotation
carachters unless it's surrounded by square parenthesis.
In that case you can declare variables with names that normally wouldn't be
allowed, e.g. :
Dim [my sheet] As Object
Dim [my "calc" sheet] As Object
and so on...
Other examples of valid variable names:
dim ["""] as variant
dim [""REM"] as string
dim [""'] as integer
As you can see, although the variable name is perfectly "legal", the colored
syntax is messed up
ciao
Paolo
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