07-12-2011, 09:18 PM
In a Sub, should we be able to:
Fax(rNum, C)
or
Fax(rNum, 1)
or do I need to use a Function?
Fax(rNum, C)
or
Fax(rNum, 1)
or do I need to use a Function?
Sub or Function
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07-12-2011, 09:18 PM
In a Sub, should we be able to:
Fax(rNum, C) or Fax(rNum, 1) or do I need to use a Function?
You can do everything in a sub that you could in a function EXCEPT that you cant return anything back.
In your examples, If C is a variable, it works for both function and sub and i think neither function nor sub will work if you put some constant like '1' in arguments list which is absolutely of no use.
07-12-2011, 10:30 PM
Raj,
Thx again for your help. For whatever reason, Fax(rNum, 1) will work as a Function but not as a Sub. passing anything back, but in a Sub, I keeping getting messages not wanting me to use ( ). But my call works Ok as a Function. For me, Fax(rNum, 1) or Fax(rNum, 0) works great. If my function gets a 0 then it runs all of the negvative tests. Since I only want these testzs run one time, when a 1 is passed, the negative tests qarec skipped. This saves a ton of execution time. thx for reading.
hmmm, may be but better coding standard is to use variable name
Code: Function Fax(rNum,runStatus)
07-13-2011, 01:05 AM
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