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    executing a public function

    How do i execute a public funtion at runtime?

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    1. Public Function FG_SaveAsExcel(FG As MSFlexGrid, sFileName As String, Optional sHeader As String = "", Optional sFooter As String = "")

    Thats the function I want to run.
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    Re: executing a public function

    It doesn't have a return value, so it should be a subroutine.
    Just use a CALL statement to call the subroutine, with the parameters.

    Code:
    CALL FG_SaveAsExcel(flxGrid, "filename", "Header")

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    Re: executing a public function

    Or without the Call, same difference.
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    1. FG_SaveAsExcel flxGrid, "filename", "Header"
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