How can I declare an Array in a form that will function as "Public". Those
arrays values can be updated for every modules that is called when this form
runs.?

I have an example:

This array will be like:

ReDim ErrorValue(1 To Len(myVal)) As String

*I need it PUBLIC because those array values are going to be updated in each
of the following functions:

function check4code1()
€¦
frmCheckCells.ErrorValue(k) ="Type 1" 'for check4code1
€¦
end function


function check4code2()
€¦
frmCheckCells.ErrorValue(k) ="Type 2" 'for check4code2
€¦
end function

€¦.and More functions€¦.


if no error is found then ErrorValue will be €œ€�

Then, at the end of the process. The form will have a result like this

Sub searchX()
€¦
lbltxtErrorFound=ErrorValue(0) + ErrorValue(1) +ErrorValue(2)€¦€¦
€¦.

End sub


Can it be the best option ?

Thanks

Coco

I'm not sure I understand your problem exactly but... you could just
declare your variable at the top of a standard module, rather than in
the form.

Public ErrorValue() as string

Then, redimension it whenever the form loads:

ReDim ErrorValue(1 To Len(myVal)) As String

(I'm not clear what myVal is here.)

Gareth


coco wrote:
How can I declare an Array in a form that will function as "Public". Those
arrays values can be updated for every modules that is called when this form
runs.?

I have an example:

This array will be like:

ReDim ErrorValue(1 To Len(myVal)) As String

*I need it PUBLIC because those array values are going to be updated in each
of the following functions:

function check4code1()
€¦
frmCheckCells.ErrorValue(k) ="Type 1" 'for check4code1
€¦
end function


function check4code2()
€¦
frmCheckCells.ErrorValue(k) ="Type 2" 'for check4code2
€¦
end function

€¦.and More functions€¦.


if no error is found then ErrorValue will be €œ€�

Then, at the end of the process. The form will have a result like this

Sub searchX()
€¦
lbltxtErrorFound=ErrorValue(0) + ErrorValue(1) +ErrorValue(2)€¦€¦
€¦.

End sub


Can it be the best option ?

Thanks

Coco

I suspect a collection would be better

in frmCheckCells. code module

Public Errors as New Collection


the following would change to
function check4code2()
....

frmCheckCells.Errors.add "Type 2","Type 2"


end function


Then

Sub SearchX()

lbltxtErrorFound = ""
For eacht strError in Errors
lbltxtErrorFound = lbltxtErrorFound+ strError
next strError

End sub

DM Unseen

Nice!

DM Unseen wrote:
I suspect a collection would be better

in frmCheckCells. code module

Public Errors as New Collection


the following would change to
function check4code2()
...

frmCheckCells.Errors.add "Type 2","Type 2"


end function


Then

Sub SearchX()

lbltxtErrorFound = ""
For eacht strError in Errors
lbltxtErrorFound = lbltxtErrorFound+ strError
next strError

End sub

DM Unseen