Question

Private Function (error on Key1)

Asked by: peterdarazs

Hi Experts

I'm trying to use a private function to produce a report off the following array,:
CountValue(DrNr, ReviewMnth).NrClientsSeen

.....however, the PrivateType (Key1) is not functioning in the new routine's syntax
 - this is how I've configured things:

___________________________________
Private Function  LoadArrays

Private Type as FINType
          NrClientsSeen as long
          AsPercentOfMax as double
          ..and others
end type

...load array routines

           rb = makeReport_Fintype (NrOfClientsSeen)
           rb = makeReport_Fintype (AsPercentOfMaxSeen)
__________________________________________
Private Function MakeReport_Fintype(Key1 As String)

For DrNr = 0 till 10
          ReviewMnth = 1
          debug.print CountValue(DrNr, ReviewMnth).Key1 ' *******error - method not found
next

_________________________________

Any method to carry that [PrivateType] - will be much appreciated

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2009-09-27 at 20:55:04ID24765933
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by: ryancysPosted on 2009-09-28 at 00:10:38ID: 25437222

try put:

Private Type as FINType
          NrClientsSeen as long
          AsPercentOfMax as double
          ..and others
end type

at the top of module (outside the Function tag) instead?

 

by: peterdarazsPosted on 2009-09-28 at 01:49:21ID: 25437614

It seems that the fintype is dimmed at modular level, so that unfortunately didn't solve it.

I also tried :
rb = makeReport_Fintype (NrOfClientsSeen)
rb = makeReport_Fintype (AsPercentOfMaxSeen)
__________________________________________
Private Function MakeReport_Fintype(Key1 As Fintype)   ' __ byref argument mismatch
        Debug.Print "PercentOfMaxSeen" & CountValue(DrNr, ReviewMnth).Key1


...and
rb = makeReport_Fintype ("NrOfClientsSeen")
rb = makeReport_Fintype ("AsPercentOfMaxSeen")
__________________________________________
Private Function MakeReport_Fintype(Key1 As String)          
      Debug.Print "PercentOfMaxSeen" & CountValue(DrNr, ReviewMnth).Key1 ' __ method not found


 

by: VBClassicGuyPosted on 2009-09-28 at 05:43:55ID: 25438814

Remember, once you define a typed variable as an array, you need to refer to its members thusly:

Let;s assume you redim'ed the typed variable as "Types":

Types(0).NrClientsSeen = 12

PercentMax = Types(3).AsPercentOfMax

You get the idea...

 

by: ryancysPosted on 2009-09-28 at 06:06:35ID: 25438961

what is the variable type for variable "NrOfClientsSeen" and "AsPercentOfMaxSeen" ?

you should declare it as same variable type as the function parameter.

 

by: aikimarkPosted on 2009-09-28 at 09:18:57ID: 25440629

I think the easiest path is to pass the name of the method as a string parameter.  see snippet

Alternative path would be to use reflection to iterate through the methods, comparing the method name to the Key1 parameter value.

debug.print CountValue(DrNr, ReviewMnth, Key1) 

                                              
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by: peterdarazsPosted on 2009-09-28 at 14:17:28ID: 31634237

Thanks for these Expert Solutions.
I'll be trying VBClasicGuy's suggestion (ie types) as it fits in with the array's private type structure. If necessary I'll fall back on aikimark's suggestion (ie include the 3rd dimension as a numeric, within the brackets)

Thanks again to all...

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