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VBA / Excel / Access / Word » Language Basics » Variable Scope 
Private module variable
 

Option Explicit
Private intModuleVariable As Integer
Public Sub TestProc1()
    intModuleVariable = intModuleVariable + 1
End Sub
Public Sub TestProc2()
    Debug.Print intModuleVariable
End Sub
Public Sub TestProc3()
    Dim intModuleVariable   As Integer
    intModuleVariable = 100
    Debug.Print intModuleVariable
End Sub

 
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