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EquationType Property

  1. #1
    Clint
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    EquationType Property

    I have a vba sub that has the following statement:

    Dim iEquationType As EquationType

    What is the EquationType property? I can't seem to find a description of
    what is used for anywhere. Please help.

    Clint

  2. #2
    Chip Pearson
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    Re: EquationType Property

    It is probably defined in some DLL or typelib file that you do
    not have (or that is not referenced). Your best bet would be to
    contact the original author of the workbook for more information.


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    "Clint" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    >I have a vba sub that has the following statement:
    >
    > Dim iEquationType As EquationType
    >
    > What is the EquationType property? I can't seem to find a
    > description of
    > what is used for anywhere. Please help.
    >
    > Clint




  3. #3
    Jim Thomlinson
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    RE: EquationType Property

    It appears to me as if you have a User Defined Type. I am guessing that this
    is some code that you did not write yourself. Search the project for the
    phrase "End Type" and you should find where this is declared.

    Here is and example of a UDT from VBA help.

    Any data type you define using the Type statement. User-defined data types
    can contain one or more elements of a data type, an array, or a previously
    defined user-defined type. For example:

    Type MyType
    MyName As String ' String variable stores a name.
    MyBirthDate As Date ' Date variable stores a birthdate.
    MySex As Integer ' Integer variable stores *** (0 for
    End Type ' female, 1 for male).

    HTH

    "Clint" wrote:

    > I have a vba sub that has the following statement:
    >
    > Dim iEquationType As EquationType
    >
    > What is the EquationType property? I can't seem to find a description of
    > what is used for anywhere. Please help.
    >
    > Clint


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