Return value from a function?

I've asked this b4 and I forgot... so first off... does anyone know how I can find my way back to old threads I started? (I've erased all the email notifications)

How do you return a value from a function?

learn by example...

VB Code:

Public Function AddOne(i As Integer) As Integer
  AddOne = i +1 'this is the return
End Sub

:)

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A function returns a value. That is, the returned vaule is the value set to the function name. Think about: MyStr = Right("TEXT", 2). "Right" is a built in function. When it runs, you pass variables in the parenthesis. The "Right" function takes those variables, runs some code, and assigns (in this case) Right = "XT". So the "Right" function returns the vaule of "XT". You have coded to have MyStr = 'the function return vaule of Right'. Since the return vaule is "XT": MyStr = "XT". Your own functions return vaules in the same way. So when you code a function, set the value you want to return equal to the function name. Your code will propably be something like X = myfunction(stuff, stuff, stuff). So myfunction should be coded to set myfunction = the vaule that should be assigned to X.

I don't know if this is crystal or mud, but it's one way of looking at it.

Thank you all very much.

I understand VB functions now and my program is getting closer and closer to the being functional.... but i've still got a lot of ground to cover.

This forum rocks.

-Eric