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I having been learning VBA for 10min now.
What I cannot find info on is ':='. What is it? As in a excel script workbook.open filename := "path\file" Thanks |
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John,
The ":=" syntax is for named arguments, that is, when you supply both the name and value of a argument or parameter to another function. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "John" wrote in message ... I having been learning VBA for 10min now. What I cannot find info on is ':='. What is it? As in a excel script workbook.open filename := "path\file" Thanks |
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Chip Pearson wrote:
John, The ":=" syntax is for named arguments, that is, when you supply both the name and value of a argument or parameter to another function. Thanks Chip. I am limited on documentation and search engines don't seem to like ":=". |
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