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Mark Dubbelaar
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Wed Mar 16, 2005 10:03 am Post subject:
'Me' as an object |
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hi
i have a quick question...
when i use the 'Unload Me', is 'Me' the current userform or the current
project???
thanks in advance
cheers
Mark
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Mark Dubbelaar
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Wed Mar 16, 2005 10:03 am Post subject:
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thanks
"Frank Oquendo" <foquendo@gmail.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Mark Dubbelaar wrote:
hi
i have a quick question...
when i use the 'Unload Me', is 'Me' the current userform or the current
project???
"Me" refers to the object calling the code, much like C#'s "this" keyword.
In your case, that'd be the UserForm but that's not the only thing it can
refer to. An object instantiated from a class module can also refer to
itself as Me. |
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Frank Oquendo
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Wed Mar 16, 2005 10:03 am Post subject:
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Mark Dubbelaar wrote:
| Quote: | hi
i have a quick question...
when i use the 'Unload Me', is 'Me' the current userform or the current
project???
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"Me" refers to the object calling the code, much like C#'s "this"
keyword. In your case, that'd be the UserForm but that's not the only
thing it can refer to. An object instantiated from a class module can
also refer to itself as Me.
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