how to declare more than one variable

[Danny]

I have several variabls that are strings.
How can I put them on one line.
I remember that if you do that, only the last one is the string and the ones
before it are not

like
dim a, b, c as string

the c will only be declared correctly.

Is this the case with access 2002?

Thanks in advance
Dan

[Hans-Joerg Karpenstein]

Am Tue, 13 Apr 2004 15:51:21 +0000 schrieb Danny:

I have several variabls that are strings.
How can I put them on one line.
dim a, b, c as string

the c will only be declared correctly.

Is this the case with access 2002?

Thanks in advance
Dan

Hello,

you have to declare the type of each variable explicit.
You have to type:

Dim a as string, b as string, c as string
HTH

Karpi
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[Ronald W. Roberts]

Danny wrote:

I have several variabls that are strings.
How can I put them on one line.
I remember that if you do that, only the last one is the string and the ones
before it are not

like
dim a, b, c as string

the c will only be declared correctly.

Is this the case with access 2002?

Thanks in advance
Dan

dim a as string, b as string, c as string

I don't code like this,so I'm not sure you need the commas.

Ron

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[Danny]

Thanks

is there any other option?
Do you guys use the option explicit to force correct syntax?

Thanks

"Danny" <da********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I have several variabls that are strings.
How can I put them on one line.
I remember that if you do that, only the last one is the string and the ones before it are not

like
dim a, b, c as string

the c will only be declared correctly.

Is this the case with access 2002?

Thanks in advance
Dan

[Samuel Hon]

You should always use option explicit imo, cant do any harm to prevent
any extra errors in your code

dim a as string, b as string, c as string

or

dim a as string
dim b as string
dim c as string

what other options are you looking for?
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Thanks

is there any other option?
Do you guys use the option explicit to force correct syntax?

Thanks

"Danny" <da********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:Z%*********************@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.n et...

I have several variabls that are strings.
How can I put them on one line.
I remember that if you do that, only the last one is the string and the

ones

before it are not

like
dim a, b, c as string

the c will only be declared correctly.

Is this the case with access 2002?

Thanks in advance
Dan