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Pass a variable back to the host script?
How do I pass the end result of a subroutine back to the host script? In
the example below I would like the next_week to come back to the Pull_Forward. Public Sub Pull_Forward() num = InputBox("Enter the range (in calendar days) you wish to include in the Pull Forward Calculation: ") Call Module1.current_date(num) Call Module1.Pull_Fwd End Sub Private Sub current_date(num) today = Date today = Format(today, "mm/dd") next_week = DateAdd("d", num, today) next_week = Format(next_week, "mm/dd") MsgBox (next_week) End Sub Thanks, mb |
Pass a variable back to the host script?
Instead os a sub you are better off with a function. Functions return values
where as subs perform actions. Sum is a function. It returns the sum of the input numbers. So your function will look like this... Public Sub Pull_Forward() dim strWeek as string num = InputBox("Enter the range (in calendar days) you wish to include in the Pull Forward Calculation: ") strWeek = Module1.current_date(num) Call Module1.Pull_Fwd End Sub Private Function current_date(byval num as integer) as string today = Date today = Format(today, "mm/dd") next_week = DateAdd("d", num, today) next_week = Format(next_week, "mm/dd") current_date = next_week End Sub -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "mb" wrote: How do I pass the end result of a subroutine back to the host script? In the example below I would like the next_week to come back to the Pull_Forward. Public Sub Pull_Forward() num = InputBox("Enter the range (in calendar days) you wish to include in the Pull Forward Calculation: ") Call Module1.current_date(num) Call Module1.Pull_Fwd End Sub Private Sub current_date(num) today = Date today = Format(today, "mm/dd") next_week = DateAdd("d", num, today) next_week = Format(next_week, "mm/dd") MsgBox (next_week) End Sub Thanks, mb |
Pass a variable back to the host script? (Resolved)
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"Jim Thomlinson" wrote in message ... Instead os a sub you are better off with a function. Functions return values where as subs perform actions. Sum is a function. It returns the sum of the input numbers. So your function will look like this... Public Sub Pull_Forward() dim strWeek as string num = InputBox("Enter the range (in calendar days) you wish to include in the Pull Forward Calculation: ") strWeek = Module1.current_date(num) Call Module1.Pull_Fwd End Sub Private Function current_date(byval num as integer) as string today = Date today = Format(today, "mm/dd") next_week = DateAdd("d", num, today) next_week = Format(next_week, "mm/dd") current_date = next_week End Sub -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "mb" wrote: How do I pass the end result of a subroutine back to the host script? In the example below I would like the next_week to come back to the Pull_Forward. Public Sub Pull_Forward() num = InputBox("Enter the range (in calendar days) you wish to include in the Pull Forward Calculation: ") Call Module1.current_date(num) Call Module1.Pull_Fwd End Sub Private Sub current_date(num) today = Date today = Format(today, "mm/dd") next_week = DateAdd("d", num, today) next_week = Format(next_week, "mm/dd") MsgBox (next_week) End Sub Thanks, mb |
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