you're welcome
note that like a class you can refer to a routine as a member of its container module
for instance-necessary if you have routines of the same name in different modules![]()
call module_name.routine_name
you're welcome
note that like a class you can refer to a routine as a member of its container module
for instance-necessary if you have routines of the same name in different modules![]()
call module_name.routine_name
Josie
if at first you don't succeed try doing it the way your wife told you to
That's useful to know as well. I could see that being especially useful in case where one might have a combined code and someone else has unknowingly used the same routine name in a different module.
Are there any resources of particular help that you might suggest I look into if I wanted to understand VB more?
Also thank you again for the continued help. Its much appreciated.![]()
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