Pass Global Variable to custom UserForm - vba

Question

Have the following code that ends up with a .Count variable. I would like to take that integer value and output it to a sentence in a custom UserForm. How do I do this within the Visual Studio 2012 designer. This is really stumping me. Thanks!
Public Shared Property mailItem As Object
Public Shared Property BodyMatchResults As MatchCollection
Public Shared Property SubjectMatchResults As MatchCollection
Public Sub Application_ItemSend(ByVal Item As Object, _
ByRef Cancel As Boolean) Handles Application.ItemSend
Dim mailItem As Outlook.MailItem = TryCast(Item, Outlook.MailItem)
If mailItem IsNot Nothing Then
Dim attachments = mailItem.Attachments
For Each attachment As Outlook.Attachment In attachments
AttachmentQuery(attachment, mailItem, Cancel)
Next attachment
End If
Dim BodyMatchResults As MatchCollection
Dim SubjectMatchResults As MatchCollection
Dim RegexObj As New Regex("\b(?!000)(?!666)(?!9)[0-9]{3}[ .-]?(?!00)[0-9]{2}[ .-]?(?!0000)[0-9]{4}\b")
BodyMatchResults = RegexObj.Matches(mailItem.Body)
SubjectMatchResults = RegexObj.Matches(mailItem.Subject)
If BodyMatchResults.Count > 0 Or SubjectMatchResults.Count > 0 Then
Cancel = True
MessageBox.Show((BodyMatchResults.Count + SubjectMatchResults.Count))
' Access individual matches using AllMatchResults.Item[]
Else
Cancel = False
End If
The UserForm is pretty basic with three buttons and a warning text above it. I would like to have in that text "There were either "BodyMatchResults.count" or "subjectmatchresults.count" in your email.

Answer 1

Well you obviously beging with your .count variable (which for arguments sake I'll assume is of type Integer). Hopefully you also have your Custom UserForm which we'll assume you have called UserForm.
In that UserForm add the following code:
Private _count As Integer
Public Sub New (ByVal count AS Integer)
InitializeCompponent()
_count = count
End Sub
You can then use the _count variable to dipaly the informationyou want displayed.
Now when you call your UserForm you can pass your .count variable to it so that it can be used there like this:
dim frm as New UserForm(NumberOfCountsIWantToDisplay)
This basic principle will work for most situations.
Edit
Clearly I'm not reading things properly. Your question had specifically asked about passing a Global variable. You should simply be able to refer to a publically defined global variable from anywhere within your application (so long as that variable has application scope). However global variables can be more trouble that they are worth and if in reality you simply want to pass one value from form a to form b then I would use the approach that I had originally outlined having misread the subject title, for which I apologise.