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Working with Symbolic Constants
Private Const TAXRATE As Currency = 0.0875
Function TotalAmount(curSaleAmount As Currency)
TotalAmount = curSaleAmount * TAXRATE
End Function
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1. | When declaring a constant, you can use any one of the following data types: Boolean, Byte, Integer, Long, Currency, Single, Double, Date, String, or Variant | | |
2. | To make a constant available within a single procedure, you declare it at the procedure level | | |
3. | Working with Date type value Constants | | |
4. | Use a constant in all the procedures of a module, use the Private keyword in front of the Const statement | | |
5. | Make a constant available to all modules in your application, use the Public keyword in front of the Const statement. | | |
6. | Constants can be declared on one line if separated by commas | | |
7. | use a Constant to store the PI | | |
8. | Working with pre-defined Constant | | |