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Hi Kinger247,<br />
when you declare your sub/function, use 'Optional' keywork before parameter.<br />
e.g. Public sub SaveData(Param1 as int, Optional Param2 as int, Optional Param3 as int)<br />
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Hi Kinger247,
when you declare your sub/function, use 'Optional' keywork before parameter.
e.g. Public sub SaveData(Param1 as int, Optional Param2 as int, Optional Param3 as int)
       


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but that means you have to specify all the parameters in your function.<br />
There's a way of doing this withought knowing how many are being passed.<br />
So you could pass 1 paramerter or 1000.
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but that means you have to specify all the parameters in your function.
There's a way of doing this withought knowing how many are being passed.
So you could pass 1 paramerter or 1000.

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its kind of like specifing an array of parameters ...<br />
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its kind of like specifing an array of parameters ...



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Thats it, thankyou ..<br />
I'm really having one of those dumb days today.
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Thats it, thankyou ..
I'm really having one of those dumb days today.

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I’ve forgotten the syntax for sending multiple parameters to a proc/func ?<br />
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For example you could call my SaveData proc in any of these ways:<br />
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SaveData(Data1, Data2)<br />
SaveData(Data1, Data2, Data3 ……, etc …. etc, etc…..)<br />
SaveData(Data1, Data2, Data3 ……, etc …. etc, etc….., etc …. etc, …..)<br />
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(And I don’t mean passing an array or overloading)<br />
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Cant remember the code syntact whan creating the proc/func !!!??!?<br />
Tried googling but its one of them days … :(<br />
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Thanks in advance, <br />
K.<br />

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I’ve forgotten the syntax for sending multiple parameters to a proc/func ?

For example you could call my SaveData proc in any of these ways:

SaveData(Data1, Data2)
SaveData(Data1, Data2, Data3 ……, etc …. etc, etc…..)
SaveData(Data1, Data2, Data3 ……, etc …. etc, etc….., etc …. etc, …..)


(And I don’t mean passing an array or overloading)

Cant remember the code syntact whan creating the proc/func !!!??!?
Tried googling but its one of them days … :(

Thanks in advance, 
K.


Passing multiple parms to proc/func

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