As answered in microsoft.public.access.modulesdaovba. Please "cross-post"
not "multi-post" (I hope I didn't get them backwards). If posting to
multiple groups, post to them all simultaneously by listing all of them at
once in the "To" field. This way when someone replies, their replies go to
all of them at once also.
There are several ways to get the value back to your form.
1) Increase the "scope" of the variable by changing where you are declaring
it. If you declare it in the modules Declarations section you will make it a
"global" variable that is available throughout your application.
2) Use parameters passed ByRef (the default for VBA) when you call the
function. Assign the value of strTemp to one of these parameters. This will
change the value for the variable that correlates with that parameter when
calling procedure .
3) Have the routine in the module assign the value of strTemp to a control
on the form. You can then retrieve the value from that control when you
return to the form.
--
Wayne Morgan
Microsoft Access MVP
"TNGgroup" <tn*@tnggroup.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
a Simple Question, I have some code at my form, the code in the form is
calling a certain module and execute some code, a certain variable is set
to strTemp. but when de module is done. I still like to use that variable
strTemp in the code of my form ?
How ?
Thx
