In the VBIDE, ToolsReferences, and scroll down to Microsoft Scripting
Runtime, and check that box.

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Bob


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On Jan 8, 1:45 pm, "Bob Phillips" wrote:
Works fine for me.

I presume you have set a reference, and this is all in a standard code
module?

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Hello all,

In one function I am doing the following:

Dim dictMenuOptions As Dictionary
Set dictMenuOptions = New Dictionary
dictMenuOptions.Add "EDIT", "BtnEdit_Click"
dictMenuOptions.Add "COPY", "BtnCopy_Click"
dictMenuOptions.Add "DELETE", "BtnDelete_Click"
dictMenuOptions.Add "PKG EDIT",
"BtnPackageEditor_Click"
dictMenuOptions.Add "OFFICIAL",
"BtnOfficial_Click"

Call RightClick_BlotterMenu(dictMenuOptions)

The first line of "RightClick_BlotterMenu" is defined as :

Sub RightClick_BlotterMenu(MenuOptionsDictionary As
Dictionary)

Does anyone know why I am getting a "ByRef argument type mismatch" ?-
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Hi Bob

When you say "set a reference" what does that mean?

Rob