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My property set statement has multiple arguments because the matching get statement has multiple args 0 the rule is let/get have the same args, but with let having +1.
How can I assign the let property in the code? All the examples that I've been able to find are coded to a single argument, so it's like SET Category = RSCategory. What if I have more than one variable, as is allowed by the spec (hey, it compiled too
EG - Public Property Set Category(ByVal Var1 As String, _
ByRef Var2 As Variant, ByRef Var3 As Variant,ByRef Var4 As Variant, ByRef Var5 As Variant, ByVal rsNewValue As ADODB.Recordset).
In the calling code, how does the set statement look?
I can't do Set object.Category = rsCategory... VB errors out with the runtime error, "Argument not optional."
HELP!!!
How can I assign the let property in the code? All the examples that I've been able to find are coded to a single argument, so it's like SET Category = RSCategory. What if I have more than one variable, as is allowed by the spec (hey, it compiled too
EG - Public Property Set Category(ByVal Var1 As String, _
ByRef Var2 As Variant, ByRef Var3 As Variant,ByRef Var4 As Variant, ByRef Var5 As Variant, ByVal rsNewValue As ADODB.Recordset).
In the calling code, how does the set statement look?
I can't do Set object.Category = rsCategory... VB errors out with the runtime error, "Argument not optional."
HELP!!!