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You cannot do that with VB6 which is compiled an not interpreted.<br />
Or use select:<br />
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Select case sFunction<br />
case &quot;MyFunc1&quot; <br />
&nbsp; MyFunc1<br />
case &quot;MyFunc2&quot;<br />
&nbsp; MyFunc2<br />
end select<br />
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You cannot do that with VB6 which is compiled an not interpreted.
Or use select:

Select case sFunction
case "MyFunc1"
  MyFunc1
case "MyFunc2"
  MyFunc2
end select






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Not. But you can do the following:<br />
select case MyString<br />
case &quot;MyFunc&quot;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; MyFunc arg<br />
case &quot;MyFunc1&quot;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; MyFunc1 arg<br />
case &quot;MyFunc2&quot;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; MyFunc2 arg<br />
end select<br />

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Not. But you can do the following:
select case MyString
case "MyFunc"
      MyFunc arg
case "MyFunc1"
      MyFunc1 arg
case "MyFunc2"
      MyFunc2 arg
end select


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mirkwood: thanks for you reply...<br />

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He, chabaud, we probably answered together. Only one minute in between<br />

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He, chabaud, we probably answered together. Only one minute in between


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He, funny. Two accounts for one person. Oh Linda.....<br />

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He, funny. Two accounts for one person. Oh Linda.....


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In VB6, there is a new language feature named CallByName.<br />
<br />
You might be able to trick it into doing what you want...<br />
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In VB6, there is a new language feature named CallByName.

You might be able to trick it into doing what you want...




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Sorry about that...<br />
<br />
I must have answered somewhere in the middle there...<br />
<br />
Glad you got your answer!<br />

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Sorry about that...

I must have answered somewhere in the middle there...

Glad you got your answer!


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to mirkwood: Impossible is not VB !!!!<br />
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We have to read the vb6 doc more deeply...<br />

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to mirkwood: Impossible is not VB !!!!

We have to read the vb6 doc more deeply...


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I want to create a string which is the name of a sub/function in code and run that code, eg<br />
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sFunction = &quot;MyFunc&quot;<br />
AMethodofRunning sFunction<br />
<br />
where AMethodofRunning is a function which calls the subroutine sFunction. &nbsp;The question is, what is AMethodofRunning ? (In MS Access you use Application.run sFunction)
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I want to create a string which is the name of a sub/function in code and run that code, eg

sFunction = "MyFunc"
AMethodofRunning sFunction

where AMethodofRunning is a function which calls the subroutine sFunction.  The question is, what is AMethodofRunning ? (In MS Access you use Application.run sFunction)

Run a function/sub based on the value of a string

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