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Asked: 2026-06-05T13:48:33+00:00

I have a Let property defined as: Public Property Let Set_ChanArray_Enabled1(i As Integer, j

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I have a Let property defined as:

Public Property Let Set_ChanArray_Enabled1(i As Integer, j As Integer, choice As Boolean)
    ChanArray(i, j).Enabled1 = choice
End Property

In a sub defined in the same object module, I attempt to do the following:

For j = 4 To 44
    Me.Set_ChanArray_Enabled1(j, 1) = True
    Me.Set_ChanArray_Enabled1(j, 3) = True
Next j

But VBE gives me a ByRef argument mismatch pointing to the j passed into 

Me.Set_ChanArray_Enabled1(j, 1) = True

I have defined both j and the parameter passed into the method as integers so I am not sure what is wrong.

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  1. Editorial Team

    That error indicates something is wrong with the typing of j (i.e its not of type integer).

    Have you declared it in a statement like; dim j, i as integer? If so then only i is an integer (you need to repeat as integer).

    (Using byval appears to “fix” this because its pass-by-copy semantics allow VBA to perform an automatic type conversion to integer before calling Set_ChanArray_Enabled1).

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