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Default Passing Variable Number of Arguments to a Sub


Does anyone know how I can do the above.

I am constructing a list of arguments in one sub to pass to another.
Something along the following lines:

Sub One

Dim sArgs() As String
j = 0
ReDim Preserve sArgs(j)
sArgs(j) = Chr(34) & "Arg1" & chr(34)

j = 1
ReDim Preserve sArgs(j)
sArgs(j) = Chr(34) & "Arg2" & chr(34)

Call Sub2(Join( Args(), ",")

End Sub


Sub2(ParamArray Args())

'Sub 2 Code

End Sub

I know the problem lies in the fact that the join statement returns a
single string. I want to know how I can have the strings separated by
comma recogonised as separate arguments for Sub 2 to accept.


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