Boolean Constants Boolean constants are no different from string constants. They are two untyped constantstrueandfalse. The same rules for string constants apply to booleans so we will not repeat them here. The following is a simple program to explain boolean constants. 1packagemain23funcmain(){...
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If the user cancels out of the dialog, the method returns a Boolean type with a value of False. If the MultiSelect parameter is False, the method returns a String. If the MultiSelect parameter is True, the method returns an array of String variables. By returning a Variant whose type can...
Hello , I've just joined this community and I'd like to ask you if anyone has anything on how to understand variables in vba ?, ex. if I have a sheet with 20 column and 10 text and 10 values, what do... Thank you Riny!
public static void MySproc(SqlGuid pID, SqlGuid sID, SqlBoolean UseDefault_sID) { sID = (UseDefault_sID == SqlBoolean.True && sID == SqlGuid.Null) ? SomeDefaultPIDValue : sID; } This eliminates the need to create extra stored procedures, known as "wrappers,...
false flag used must be a Booleantype (BOOL). Name the flag variable to answer a question of TRUE or FALSE. These are examples of flag variables, witha brief description of how each is used: Flag VariableDescription bIsMemoryAllocated Apply to memory allocation bIsLinkListEmpty Link ...
To declare a public variable, do so in a standard module (the kind that you create by selecting Insert > Module) instead of in the ThisWorkbook module. You only need to do this in one module. Make sure that you use the keyword Public: ...
to be written in the form = LOOKUP(queryID, Id, Status) Strictly such worksheet Names are not variables; they are formulas that reference a range of cells. There are a number of ways of defining names but basically they are to be found on the Formulas ribbon tab under Name Manager. ...
I am ok with a define name and ranges. What isn't clear for me IS what to declare, in your example you have declared Dim vStatus, so please why not the "query ID" or the "ID"? Also, please for this example why have you declare the vStatus and not the whole workbook or workshe...