Here are some of the different ways you can call things in Microsoft Access: To call a form sub or function from a module The sub in the form you are calling MUST be public, as in:

I am a VBA newbie, and I am trying to write a function that I can call from Excel cells, that can open a workbook that's closed, look up a cell value, and return it. So far I know how to write a …

Jan 26, 2009 · I have found a major difference about 'call' keyword with functions that having, ByRef Arguments (I have found this in MS-Access VBA editor). If you are calling the function …

Aug 25, 2018 · I created a Public function in Module two called "t_value". I now want to use this function in the VBA code for a userform, which uses the input from the userform.

Apr 4, 2010 · I use Call for all VBA development of common library functions that I possibly will use in VB.NET. This allows me to move code using copy and paste between all the flavors of VB.

When called within VBA the function will return a range object, but when called from a worksheet it will return just the value, so set test = Range("A1") is exactly equivalent to test = …

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The purpose of the Call statement when used with a Sub is to allow you to enclose the argument list in parentheses. However, if a subroutine does not pass any arguments, then you still …

As your 'functions' aren't retuning values, you should use Sub instead of Function. Call is never required, you could just write CallByName clsObj, "ClassFunc1". To call a function Func1 …

May 28, 2015 · There's an additional mistake in the first function where Col_Letter = vArr(0) should probably be myFirstFunction = vArr(0), or the other way around. This line sets the …