VB argument

[Alexander]

What is "Argument not optional?"

 

[abbo]

This usually means that you are trying to get the code to do something that it can not do. For instance you are trying to make a msgbox = something.

Take a closer look at the documentation on how the argument is supposed to look.

You may want to cut and paste the code where the error is occurring on here.

Abbo

 

[Alexander]

Call FillDebitRecord(strBookBatch, strBookDeploy, intDebitCounter, intDeployCounter)
Call FillCreditRecord(strBookBatch, strBookDeploy, intCreditCounter, intDeployCounter)
Call FillDescriptionRecord(strBookBatch, strBookDeploy, intDescriptionCounter, intDeployCounter)
intDebitCounter = intDebitCounter + 2
intCreditCounter = intCreditCounter + 2
intDescriptionCounter = intDescriptionCounter + 2
intDeployCounter = intDeployCounter + 1
Wend

' fill the last line with a credit record plus the total amount
Call FillLastRecord(strBookBatch, strBookDeploy, intDescriptionCounter, intDeployCounter)

 

[charlie79]

To me that means you are calling a function/subroutine/procedure that requires an argument.

For example:
str

The str function converts a number to a string, you cannot call that function without "passing" a number as an argument.

For example:
str(35)

would return 35 as a string.

Therefore,

dim strString as string
dim intInt as Integer

intInteger = 35
strString = str(intInteger)

You are probably missing an argument in one or all of your Calls.

Hope this helps.
This message was edited by charlie79 on 2002-04-23 10:22