Only a variant can hold an array. If you dim somearray as a string array,
then I wouldn't think you could assign another array to it.

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Tom Ogilvy



"blc" wrote in message
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Hello all,

I wanted to ask for some quick help. For the life of me I cannot figure
out why the following code will not work... Any hints/comments?

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'In a class module written in VB6 I have the following paired property
procedure

Public Property Get SomeArray( ) As String( )

SomeArray = mstrHiddenArray

End Property

Public Property Let SomeArray(ByRef TempArray( ) As String)

mstrHiddenArray = TempArray

End Property
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'Inside an Excel VBA module I call the above property procedu

Call MyObject.SomeArray(gstrGlobalArray)

'Note: gstrGlobalArray is a TWO-dimensional string array...

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In the Excel VBA module where I invoke the property procedure I get an
"Invalid Use of Property" error message... What do you think? Forget
programming & get another career??? lol

Anyways, anything anybody could contribute would be helpful...

Thanks,

blc