Object reference of DatGrid control

Hi

I need to send different DataGrid control object references to a function. Something like this is possible with many controls like a Form:

Code:

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Dim lForm as Form
Set lForm = frmPrint

msgbox(lForm.Caption)

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But it is not possible to do this with DataGrid control because it is diffrenet.
Do you how I can do that?

Code:

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Dim lGrid as ?  '( I tried DataGrid and Object here but not possible)
set lGrid = myDataGrid

Call myFunc(lGrid)
.
.
.

Private myFunc(ByRef pMyGrid as ?)

  MsgBox pMyGrid.Caption

End Function

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It is possible with MSFlexGrid control as well, but I need to use DataGrid control.

Thanks

Moved from CodeBank, which is for finished snippets rather than questions.

Hi,

What that means exactly "Moved from ..."

Sorry, I am new ;)

I'm not sure what the problem might be, this works fine:

Code:

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Option Explicit

Private Sub DoSomething(ByVal DataGrid As DataGrid)
    MsgBox DataGrid.Caption
End Sub

Private Sub Form_Load()
    DoSomething DataGrid1
End Sub

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Aside from a few reserved words (mostly the intrinsic scalar data types like Long, Integer, etc.) you can generally have a variable named the same as a type name. You normally want to pass an object reference by value unless the procedure is meant to change which instance of the object the passed variable points to.

Could it be that you fell into the trap of using the crusty old VB5 DAO DBGrid we still had in VB6 for easily porting older projects? If so you'd get into trouble trying to use DataGrid variables.

I get

Code:

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Type mismatch

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in

Code:

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DoSomething DataGrid1

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Best

your solution is working like this:

Code:

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Private Sub DoSomething(ByVal DataGrid As Object)
    MsgBox DataGrid.Caption
End Sub

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Quote:

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Originally Posted by Al2017

Hi,

What that means exactly "Moved from ..."

Sorry, I am new ;)

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That means that you posted a question in the CodeBank, and the question was moved here, where it belongs.

It works if I use MSDataGridLib.DataGrid for the type definition as well.
Thank you for your attention @dilettante

That suggests you have somehow defined the "DataGrid" type twice or more. But yes, it is usually a good idea to qualify the type by the type library name where it is defined.