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Get the variable type for Variant

 

Sub VariantExample()
    Dim varAnyThing     As Variant
    varAnyThing = 12.345
    Debug.Print VarType(varAnyThing)
    
    varAnyThing = 12.345
    varAnyThing = varAnyThing & " is a number"
    Debug.Print VarType(varAnyThing)
    
    varAnyThing = 12.345
    varAnyThing = varAnyThing + "10"
    Debug.Print VarType(varAnyThing)
    
    varAnyThing = 12345
    Debug.Print VarType(varAnyThing)
    
    varAnyThing = 123456
    Debug.Print VarType(varAnyThing)

End Sub








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