Duh, don't know what I was thinking! :0) Thanks (AGAIN) Sergey!
Tracy
>Tracy,
>The "@" character is used to indicate that parameter is passed by ref. The "&" starts nacro substitution.
RetVal = MyPersProc(@Parm1, Parm2)
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>>What is wrong with:
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>>RetVal = MyPersProc(&Parm1, Parm2)
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>>Shouldn't parm1 be passed by reference and parm2 by value?
>>I keep getting a Function name is missing ). error message when I run it...
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