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    Why does call need to be in front of a function call when more than 1 parameter is...

    Why does "Call" need to be placed in front of a function call when more than one parameter is being passed to a function?

    This has cost me time in the past and I just lost another 20 minutes because of it. Sooner or later I'll remember but knowing why might help!

    I'm using Excel 2000 and when Call is omitted I get an error saying "= expected."

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    Dave

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    Re: Why does call need to be in front of a function call when more than 1 parameter is...

    If you enclose the arguments or parameters in parenthesis then you either need to set a variable = to the results of the function or place Call as the receiving variable.
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    1. Dim strString As String
    2. strString = SomeFunction("Test")
    3. 'Or
    4. SomeFunction "Test"
    5. 'Or
    6. Call SomeFunction("Test")
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