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    Passing data between forms

    Hi all -

    I'm attempting to re-write a customer database I built, using classes and I'm having troubles.

    assigning the varibale to the result of a function - here is the class def
    Class Module name is CEmployee
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    here is the Module with def, and function
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    now the problem comes in with my two forms...
    form 1 code =
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    form 2 code =
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    is this the only way to get the result of function. I thought personsname = add_name(textbox1.value) would be enoungh to assign the variable personsname to the result of the add_name() function

    is there a better way to do this?
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    Re: Passing data between forms

    Your function is not returning a value.
    Your code is confusing so I'm not sure what it should return.

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    Re: Passing data between forms

    I'm sorry that it is confusing, its mostly copied from a forum some where.

    the add_Name = name worked though.

    and I understand why thank you

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    Re: Passing data between forms

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