The variables go out of scope. They're not in memory/they're dead.
The only thing you can do is to broaden the scope of your variables.
Declare them with a public scope
Once the code executes wihout bugs and yr satisfied, you can go back
to declare the variables within the routines where they belong,
so as to save yourself precious resources.
Krgrds,
Perry
> Could anyone who uses the Locals window to track their variables please let
> me know how to keep the lines in the window (each starting with the + sign)
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> Thanks,
> Garth