Hi all

I am using excel 14  (Part of Office Pro Plus 2010) on Win 7 Pro 32 bit.  A
fairly standard setup.

The help file says
Public

Variables declared using the *Public* statement are visible to all
procedures in all modules in all applications unless *Option Private
Module*is in effect. In that case, the variables are public only
within the
project in which they reside.

I created 2 workbooks  They are clean.  i.e. I do not think there is secret
code in them as they are newly created.


I created a module in each file.

The modules are as foillows

In Test1.xlsb

-----------------------------------------------------

Option Explicit

Public Y As Integer

Sub setY()

Y = 18

End Sub


Sub testY()

Dim X

X = Y

Debug.Print X

End Sub

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in Test2.xlsb

Option Explicit


Sub testY()

Dim X

X = Y

Debug.Print X

End Sub
-------------------------------------------------------------------
If I run Sety() and TestY() in Test1 everything works as expected and it
prints 18 in the immediate window.

However testY in test 2.xlsb will not compile.  It highlights the Y in X=Y
and says "Variable not defined"

What have I misunderstood from the help file, or is it just wrong?


Regards
David Grugeon

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