varible

[Pat S]

I need to change this line of code to accept either 7 or 9. Any suggestions?

Dim strSaveSiteNumber As String * 7

[Cakkie]

I'm affraid you can't declare variables with multiple lengths. What you probably can only do is to declare it variable length, and check the length when assigning a value to it

Dim str7or9 as string

Select Case len(Text1.Text)
Case 7, 9
str7Or9 = Text1.Text
Case else
Msgbox "Length must be 7 or 9"
End Select




Tom Cannaerts
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Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the universe is winning -- Rich Cook

[Clearcode]

This is a candidate for properties...


'in a class or form file...
private mMyString as string

public property get MyString() as string
MyString = mMyString
End property

public property let MyString(byval newStr as string)

If len(newStr) = 7 or len(newStr) = 9 then
mMyString = newStr
else
Err.Raise vbOjectError , "MyStr can only be 7 or 9 chars long"
End If
End property





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