Sub

Declares and defines a subroutine procedure, its name, parameters, and code to be enacted upon when the subroutine is called. Subroutines differ from functions in that functions return a value, whereas subroutines do not.

The required SubroutineName is the name of the subroutine being declared.

The optional ArgList is the list of arguments used within the subroutine.

A CitectVBA subroutine starts with the SUB statement and finishes with the END SUB statement. All other statements that lie between the SUB and END SUB statements, will be executed by the subroutine, when called to do so.

Syntax

Sub

Related Functions

Call | End Function | End Sub | Exit

Example

Function GetColor2( c% ) As Long

GetColor2 = c% * 25

If c% > 2 Then

	GetColor2 = 255		' 0x0000FF - Red

End If

If c% > 5 Then

	GetColor2 = 65280	' 0x00FF00 - Green

End If

If c% > 8 Then

	GetColor2 = 16711680	' 0xFF0000 - Blue

End If

End Function



Sub TestColor2

	Dim I as integer

	For I = 1 to 10

	Print GetColor2(I)

	Next I

End Sub