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User-Defined Type
Maybe you could convert your UDT to class and add a method like:
Public Function PrintMe (StartAt as range) As Boolean with startAt .Value=Var1 .Offset(0,1).Value=var2 ....etc Or use an array: Dim MyData(1 to 39) as variant Depends what you already have/want to do. NickHK "jayklmno" wrote in message ... 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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