Reputation: 321
sz = sz & "{Rework Tag 2of2~`txtSeqNum~V" & rs!ChargeSeq & "~`"
sz = sz & "txtLengthFt~V" & Format(rs!bloomlength \ 12, "00") & "~`"
sz = sz & "txtLengthIn~V" & Format(rs!bloomlength Mod 12, "00") & "~`}"
I ran across the code above and was wondering what are the symbols "{" , "~`", and "~" are used for? I know that "{" is used in VBA for arrays, perhaps this is similar?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 190
Reputation: 344
I may be stupid, but I think these dont have any special meaning.
sz = sz & "some string with funny things" & moarfunstuff & "stringstuff"
In the end, sz still is a primitive string. Perhaps these symbols have a special meaning somewhere else, but not in the VBA-Code you presented.
As others pointed out, sz could become a string to store information about fields in a database with.
Upvotes: 1