application.ontime with parameter passed

[baitmaster]

morning all

I am using application.ontime to call a macro. I want to pass a parameter as well, but can't work out the syntax I need

sub exampleMacro1()
' code
end sub

sub exampleMacro2(TF as boolean)
' code
end sub

this works:
application.ontime dtRunTime, "exampleMacro1"

how do I do this for exampleMacro2?

 

[Ruddles]

application.ontime dtRunTime, "[B][COLOR=red]'[/COLOR][/B]exampleMacro1 False[COLOR=red][B]'[/B][/COLOR]"

 

[baitmaster]

Cheers Ruddles... have done a different way now, but good to know how to do this... off to Calne bike show now for the weekend, camping and biker silliness. Awesome

 

[Ruddles]

Global variable?

Have fun. My search for a Blackbird continues...

 

[Ruddles]

... and has now ended. I picked her up on Monday. I've booked tomorrow off work and I'm hoping the rain holds off so I can go for a tootle.

 

[baitmaster]

good work fella! Took mine out on Castle Combe yesterday, still aching now... Off to Scotland in a week or so, taking the young lady for a first short tour

Enjoy ripping up the Gloucester countryside

 

[Ruddles]

Mrs Ruddles and I did Skye a couple of years ago by car. There were a couple of big bikes on the ferry and I said then it would be nice to do it on a bike. The roads had just had a major makeover and the locals are so well-mannered, it was a pleasure to drive there. They even pulled over and stopped to let up pass when we came up behind them on several occasions! Long straights, sweeping bends... oh dear, I may have to get the route planner out!

But first we have the Stelvio Pass to do!

Do you frequent any bike forums? I think we're waaaayy off topic here!