Microsoft® Office Access 2003 Inside Out

Controlling the Flow of Statements

Visual Basic provides many ways for you to control the flow of statements in procedures. You can call other procedures, loop through a set of statements either a calculated number of times or based on a condition, or test values and conditionally execute sets of statements based on the result of the condition test. You can also go directly to a set of statements or exit a procedure at any time. The following sections demonstrate some (but not all) of the ways you can control flow in your procedures.

Call Statement

Use a Call statement to transfer control to a subroutine.

Syntax

Call subroutinename [(<arguments>)]

or

subroutinename [<arguments>]

where <arguments> is

{[ByVal | ByRef] <expression> },...

Notes

The Call keyword ...