When I have a variable declared globally, I can re-use the same variable-name at function-level, without the compiler complaining about it.
Is there some way to disable this (similar to Option Explicit)?
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When I have a variable declared globally, I can re-use the same variable-name at function-level, without the compiler complaining about it.
Is there some way to disable this (similar to Option Explicit)?
No there is not.
The operation is perfectly valid and you can still access both by fully qualifying the reference, but by default it will try and access the closest in scope.