No you can't, but it wouldn't mean much anyway. With
just sets the default scope to the object expression that follows it. If you need a reference to the object this doesn't help unless the object is one of the very few that has a .Self property, which is quite rare.
Referring to original object in With statement
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11-12-2021 - |
Question
I know that I can use a With
statement to make repeated references to a single object:
With myObj
.StringProperty = ""
.BooleanProperty = False
End With
However, what I want to know is: is there a shorthand for referring to the original object in the With
statement? In the above example, can I refer to myObj
without explicitly typing myObj
as I'm already working with it.
Solution
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