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March 21st, 2005, 10:49 AM
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VBA: Custom function without parameter giving Expected = error
I have two functions, one with a parameter and one without eg: Code:
Public Sub FuncWParam(state as boolean)
'some code here
End Sub
Public Sub FuncWOParam()
'some code here
End Sub
Now I can call the function with a parameter like this: Code:
FuncWParam (1) but if i try calling the function that does not have a parameter i get an error Code:
FuncWOParam() error is: Expected: = so i tried giving the function a return value into a variable but then i get the error Expected: Function or Variable any ideas? PS. Another idea I had was, can i use a variables value in a statement? ie somthing similar to: Code:
Public Sub ClearObject(obj as string)
Me.obj.Value = Null
End Sub
thanks very much for any replies
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March 21st, 2005, 11:58 AM
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try calling the sub procedure without the parentheses
Code:
FuncWOParam you don't use parentheses unless your 'function' returns a value. You are actually using 'sub procedures', not functions.
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March 21st, 2005, 04:00 PM
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ok will call them that from now on.
any ideas on how i can use a parameter in a sub procedure directly in a command such as me.parameterhere.value = null (the sub procedure is one that clears the values of the form fields)
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