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User-Defined Type
Yes it is clear... and no you can't. You need to explicilty specify each item
in the UDT... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "jayklmno" wrote: If I have an UDT of 39 elements, and I want to print this out like a record across columns in a row, is there a way to reference the elements without using the name for each? Is that clear? |
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