I am in the VB Editor and have typed the name of a new
routine call Summonth()

When I key in "Summonth()" and then press enter, Visual
Basic keeps putting up the box "Compile
Error", "Expected:="

But I haven't keyed anything yet for it to object to on
that routine, so why is it making the red area the new
routine and highlighting that in Red letters? I haven't
done anything with it yet. Does it really have a problem
with something in the previous routine?

Exasperated,


Bruce

Did you put Sub in front of it?

Sub Summonth()

"Bruce Roberson" wrote in message
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I am in the VB Editor and have typed the name of a new
routine call Summonth()

When I key in "Summonth()" and then press enter, Visual
Basic keeps putting up the box "Compile
Error", "Expected:="

But I haven't keyed anything yet for it to object to on
that routine, so why is it making the red area the new
routine and highlighting that in Red letters? I haven't
done anything with it yet. Does it really have a problem
with something in the previous routine?

Exasperated,


Bruce

Bruce,

Did you precede it with Sub or Function?

--

HTH

Bob Phillips

"Bruce Roberson" wrote in message
...
I am in the VB Editor and have typed the name of a new
routine call Summonth()

When I key in "Summonth()" and then press enter, Visual
Basic keeps putting up the box "Compile
Error", "Expected:="

But I haven't keyed anything yet for it to object to on
that routine, so why is it making the red area the new
routine and highlighting that in Red letters? I haven't
done anything with it yet. Does it really have a problem
with something in the previous routine?

Exasperated,


Bruce

did you put in

Public Sub Summonth()

or

Sub Summonth()

or

Function Summonth()

or

Public Function Summonth()

(possibly replacing Public with Private)

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Bruce Roberson" wrote in message
...
I am in the VB Editor and have typed the name of a new
routine call Summonth()

When I key in "Summonth()" and then press enter, Visual
Basic keeps putting up the box "Compile
Error", "Expected:="

But I haven't keyed anything yet for it to object to on
that routine, so why is it making the red area the new
routine and highlighting that in Red letters? I haven't
done anything with it yet. Does it realliy have a problem
with something in the previous routine?

Exasperated,


Bruce

I just lost my mind for a minute I guess and forgot to put
the word "sub" before the name... I guess I'm so bogged
down in logic right now trying to figure out my project,
that I made a goofy mistake that I shouldn't be making at
this point.

Thanks,


Bruce
-----Original Message-----
did you put in

Public Sub Summonth()

or

Sub Summonth()

or

Function Summonth()

or

Public Function Summonth()

(possibly replacing Public with Private)

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Bruce Roberson" wrote in
message
...
I am in the VB Editor and have typed the name of a new
routine call Summonth()

When I key in "Summonth()" and then press enter, Visual
Basic keeps putting up the box "Compile
Error", "Expected:="

But I haven't keyed anything yet for it to object to on
that routine, so why is it making the red area the new
routine and highlighting that in Red letters? I haven't
done anything with it yet. Does it realliy have a
problem
with something in the previous routine?

Exasperated,


Bruce




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