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May 24 2008   3:47PM GMT

VBScript Statements: Explanation of the Dim Statement



Posted by: Jerry Lees
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The DIM statement is used to declare variables prior to being used. To save space in your code, you can declare more than one variable in a single statement by separating each variable with a comma.

For example:

Dim x
Dim x, y, z

The Dim statement is not required in VBScript because VBScript will automatically create variables at the time you first use them.

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