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I wrote a small test program that would communicate VBA with an external microprocessor via the serial port. I'm using MSComm. This code works fine when I send it out in this fashion: MSComm.Output = "123456" However, when I use a variable for the output, I get an error stating it's an invalid property value: Dim v as string v = "123456" MSComm.Output = v How is this different than what I did previously? I don't know what to do. I tried using Str(v), but that doesn't work either. Help! Thanks. |
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Sorry...I figured it out. Ignore the previous message.
-----Original Message----- Hi, I wrote a small test program that would communicate VBA with an external microprocessor via the serial port. I'm using MSComm. This code works fine when I send it out in this fashion: MSComm.Output = "123456" However, when I use a variable for the output, I get an error stating it's an invalid property value: Dim v as string v = "123456" MSComm.Output = v How is this different than what I did previously? I don't know what to do. I tried using Str(v), but that doesn't work either. Help! Thanks. . |
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