You shouldn't do that. In fact, the property needs a data type that specifies the data type or type that it holds. If you need a property to hold more than one value, then you should use two different properties.

>Hello All,
>
>I am new to VB.NET and Object Oriented Programming, so please bare with me on this, my question is as follows:
>
>I would like to know if it is possible to have a property return different Structures or classes, please see the following code:
>
>

>    Public Overloads Property Parameter() As Test1Parameters
>        Get
>            Return oTest1Parameters
>        End Get
>        Set(ByVal value As Test1Parameters)
>            oTest1Parameters = value
>        End Set
>    End Property
>
>    Public Overloads Property Parameter() As Test2Parameters
>        Get
>            Return oTest2Parameters
>        End Get
>        Set(ByVal value As Test2Parameters)
>            oTest2Parameters = value
>        End Set
>    End Property
>

>
>Where Test1Parameters and Test2Parameters would be defined as follows:
>
>

>    Public Class Test1Parameters
>        Private Test1Field1 As String
>        Private Test1Field2 As String
>        Private Test1Field3 As String
>        Private Test1Field4 As String
>    End Class
>
>    Public Class Test2Parameters
>        Private Test2Field1 As String
>        Private Test2Field2 As String
>        Private Test2Field3 As String
>        Private Test2Field4 As String
>    End Class
>

>
>Thank You
>
>Gary