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vb6: what reference do I need for the "format" command?

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vb6: what reference do I need for the "format" command?
Feb 25 '09 #1
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hd95
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need to put VBA. in front of my string operations
eg x = vba.right(str1, 4)
Feb 25 '09 #2
QVeen72
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Hi,

Yes, you require "VBA" library

Regards
Veena
Feb 26 '09 #3
hd95
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when I edited the same code on my old machine it wasn't required
Feb 26 '09 #4

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