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You need to reference as <br />
<br />
cAppSet.Item(sAPP_HARMONY)<wbr /> = 0
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You need to reference as

cAppSet.Item(sAPP_HARMONY) = 0

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I believe you might also be able to reference it:<br />
cAppSet.Item!sAPP_HARMONY = 0
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I believe you might also be able to reference it:
cAppSet.Item!sAPP_HARMONY = 0

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Sorry, this<br />
cAppSet!sAPP_HARMONY = 0
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10x. I know Dictinary object from C# and I'm glad it is present in VB6. Thanks !
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10x. I know Dictinary object from C# and I'm glad it is present in VB6. Thanks !

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Hi experts!<br />
<br />
<br />
I’m using collection in VB6. <br />
&nbsp; Set cAppSet = New Collection<br />
<br />
&nbsp; cAppSet.Add 1, sAPP_HARMONY<br />
<br />
But my question is how can I later correct value of this collection ?<br />
I try with <br />
cAppSet(sAPP_HARMONY) = 0<br />
<br />
give error, then I try first to delete it and add again, it work, but when I try to access collection I get error.<br />
cAppSet.Remove sAPP_HARMONY<br />
&nbsp; cAppSet.Add 1, sAPP_HARMONY<br />
<br />
and when make<br />
If cAppSet(sAPP_HARMONY) Then<br />
<br />
I get error<br />
Object is not longer valid<br />
<br />
So – how can I edit collection value ?<br />

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Hi experts!


I’m using collection in VB6. 
  Set cAppSet = New Collection

  cAppSet.Add 1, sAPP_HARMONY

But my question is how can I later correct value of this collection ?
I try with 
cAppSet(sAPP_HARMONY) = 0

give error, then I try first to delete it and add again, it work, but when I try to access collection I get error.
cAppSet.Remove sAPP_HARMONY
  cAppSet.Add 1, sAPP_HARMONY

and when make
If cAppSet(sAPP_HARMONY) Then

I get error
Object is not longer valid

So – how can I edit collection value ?


How to edit collection variable in VB6 ?

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