Constant with range value

YasserKhalil

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I have a code and in a line there is a constant
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Code:
Private Const MAX_USES As Long = 1000

I'd like to know is it possible to link the value 1000 to a cell say F1 instead of typing 1000
I tried but failed....
 
If you are currently useing the constant MAX_USES, you could replace that with a function.

Code:
Function MAX_USES() As Long
    MAX_USES = Val(CStr(Sheet1.Range("F1").Value))
    If MAX_USES <= 0 Then MAX_USES = 1000
End Function
The existing code won't need to be changed at all.
This is the solution of my problem
Thanks a lot for all of you
You helped me a lot
 
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