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Excel vba declared a variable using object
I stupidly decided to name a shape variable as so: Dim shaPes as Shape I have since removed the variable and all usage of it from the entire project. Even though I have, every time I want use...
- Thank you for your answer. Unfortunately, I was not able to resolve the error using this method. After digging much deeper in Stack Overflow I was able to find a solution.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38640121/vba-object-properties-appear-in-lower-case
Of course I will be avoiding this in the future by staying away from reserved words.
Jeff43615 Did this behavior still occur after you removed the variable, closed Excel, and reopened the workbook? If so, my suggestion is to use the VBE Tools | References dialog to note the relative location of "Microsoft Excel nn Objects Library", then (temporarily) place that reference at the top in priority. Save, close, reopen, and check again.
Thank you for your answer. Unfortunately, I was not able to resolve the error using this method. After digging much deeper in Stack Overflow I was able to find a solution.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38640121/vba-object-properties-appear-in-lower-case
Of course I will be avoiding this in the future by staying away from reserved words.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38640121/vba-object-properties-appear-in-lower-case
Of course I will be avoiding this in the future by staying away from reserved words.
- Glad you found a solution, and thank you for posting the Stack Overflow link.