Leith Ross Wrote:
Hello Dreamz,

Sorry about that. I should have included an example of how to call the
procedure. It can be 2 different ways.

CALLING EXAMPLES:

This assumes you have assigned values to variables prior to the call.
This method requires the variables be in order.
chHum = -<value-
chTr = -<value-
chDep = -<value-
Call Calculate (chDep, chTr, chHum)

This method uses the variables names. This allows you to enter them in
random order.
Calculate chTr:= -<value-, chDep:= -<value-, chHum:= -<value-

All the values must be entered for either example. If you leave one
out, you get the error message "Argument not optional".

Sincerely,
Leith Ross
i think we're getting somewhere.

my calculate procedure begins like this:


Code:
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Public Sub Calculate(ByVal chTr, ByVal chOO, ByVal chDep, ByVal chHum)
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and i used the second method.

it actually executed the procedure, but instead of pasting the list i
created, it pasted

calculate chTr:=true
and so on.

what happened?


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