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Passing by Reference Versus Passing by Value

 
Sub PassByRef()
    Dim strFirstName As String
    Dim strLastName As String
    strFirstName = "A"
    strLastName = "Balter"

    Call FuncByRef(strFirstName, strLastName)

    Debug.Print strFirstName
    Debug.Print strLastName
End Sub
Sub FuncByRef(strFirstParm As String, strSecondParm As String)
    strFirstParm = "A"
    strSecondParm = "B"
End Sub








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